University of Miami Law Review
Volume 64 Number 2 (January 2010) SYMPOSIUM How Far Have We Come Since 2000?
Prefatory Matter
Keynote Address
Keynote Address
David Boies
Articles
The Dignity Of Voters - A Dissent
James A. Gardner
You Don't Have To Be A Structuralist To Hate The Supreme Court's Dignitary Harm Election Law Cases
Richard L. Hasen
The Twelfth Amendment: A Constitutional Ticking Time Bomb
Nathan L. Colvin and Edward B. Foley
Constitutive Voting And Participatory Association: Contested Constitutional Claims In Primary Elections
Frances R. Hill
Reflections Of Another Bush V. Gore Lawyer
Raquel A. Rodriguez
Missing The Mark: An Overlooked Statute Redefines The Debate Over Statutory Interpretation
William S. Blatt
Notes
Florida's "Guns-at-Work" Law: Why It Has Employers Up In Arms And What The Florida Legislature Should Do About It
Esther Glazer-Esh
Crawford V. Marion County Election Board: The Disenfranchised Must Wait
Matthew J. McGuane
Crash And Burn: Taylor V. Sturgell's Radical Redefinition Of The Virtual Representation Doctrine
Victor Petrescu
Nebraska's Youth Need Help--but Was A Safe Haven Law The Best Way?
Diane K. Donnelly