Michigan Law Review

THE REVIEW

May 2012 ^Vol. 110 ^No. 7

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IDEOLOGY “ALL THE WAY DOWN”? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE DECISIONS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS

Gregory C. Sisk & Michael Heise

CONTEXTUALIZING REGIMES: INSTITUTIONALIZATION AS A RESPONSE TO THE LIMITS OF INTERPRETATION AND POLICY ENGINEERING

Charles F. Sabel & William H. Simon

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Empty Promises: Miranda Warnings in Noncustodial Interrogations

Aurora Maoz

De-frauding the System: Sham Plaintiffs and the Fraudulent Joinder Doctrine

Matthew C. Monahan

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How United States v. Jones Can Restore Our Faith in the Fourth Amendment

Erica Goldberg

How the Gun-Free School Zones Act Saved the Individual Mandate

Richard Primus

Clarification Needed: Fixing the Jurisdiction and Venue Clarification Act

William Baude

Toward a System of Invention Registration: The Leahy-Smith America Invents Act

Jason Rantanen & Lee Petherbridge

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Rebel Without a Clause: The Irrelevance of Article VI to Constitutional Supremacy

Gary Lawson

Commerce in the Commerce Clause: A Response to Jack Balkin

Robert G. Natelson & David Kopel

Response to "Snyder v. Lousiana: Continuing the Historical Trend Towards Increased Scrutiny of Peremptory Challenges"

Bidish J. Sarma

Freedom and Equality on the Installment Plan

Michael Halley

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