Connecticut Law Review Volume 43 - Issue 1

Artificial Grassroots Advocacy and the Constitutionality of Legislative Identification and Control Measures

by Jonathan C. Zellner

Modern lobbying is rife with campaigns that claim to be the fruit of spur-of-the-moment grassroots activity. Despite their outward appearance, these campaigns mask the fact that their sponsors include special interest groups, large corporations, and affluent individuals. They likewise strive to further the objectives of these entities and individuals while purporting to promote the public [...]

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The Warren Court’s Regulatory Revolution in Criminal Procedure

by Eric J. Miller

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Brand Fetishism

by Katya Assaf

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The Unsettling “Well-Settled” Law of Freedom of Association

by John D. Inazu

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Violent Crimes and Known Associates: the Residual Clause of the Armed Career Criminal Act

by David C. Holman

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Evidence Rulemaking: Balancing the Separation of Powers

by Thomas A. Bishop

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Justice Souter’s Religion Clause Jurisprudence: Judgments of Conscience

by René Reyes

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To Each His Own Jury: Dual Juries in Joint Trials

by Kaitlin a. Canty

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