Volume 51

The Law Journal is pleased to make available articles from the Race in Education Policy Symposium issue. All citations are to 51 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. ___.

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Introduction to Volume 51 Issue 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES:

• The Old New (Or is it the New Old) Antitrust: “I’m Not Dead Yet!!”
  by Diane P. Wood
• Judicial Democracy
  by Robert C. Hughes
• The Value of Deviance: Understanding Contextual Privacy
  by Timothy Casey
• Lessons from the LEAD-K Campaign for Language Equality for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children
  by Christina Payne-Tsoupros
• Predictive Analytics
  by Daryl Lim
• Bivens and Constitutional Integrity at the Border: Hernandez v. Mesa & Rodriguez v. Swartz
  by Gabriella A. Orozco 

Introduction to Volume 51 Issue 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Essays and Articles:

• Preparing for a Disputed Presidential Election: An Exercise in Election Risk Assessment and Management
  by Edward B. Foley
• Pragmatic Formalism, Separation of Powers, and the Need to Revisit the Nondelegation Doctrine
  by Martin H. Redish
• Civic Ignorance and Democratic Accountability
  by Sheila Kennedy
• Up Against the Wall: Congressional Retention of the Spending Power in Times of “Emergency”
  by Linda Sheryl Greene
• War is More Than a Political Question: Reestablishing Original Constitutional Norms 
  by John C. Dehn
• Immigration Unilateralism and American Ethnonationalism
  by Robert L. Tsai
• Democratic Conditions
  by Barry Sullivan

NOTE:

• South Dakota v. Wayfair: Erasing a Dull Bright-Line
  by Aidan V. Nuttall

Introduction to Volume 51 Issue 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

ARTICLES:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction to Volume 51 Issue 4

ARTICLES:

• Illinois Childcare Parentage Law (R)Evolution
  by Jeffrey A. Parness
• A Review of Retroactivity: Illinois Should Adopt a Modern Child Victims Act
  by Judith E. Conway, J. Devitt Cooney, Michael C. Cooney, and Megan Fahey Monty
• Guarding the Guardians: Should Guardians ad Litem Be Immune from Liability for Negligence?
  by Alberto Bernabe
• All for a Fortnight: Calculating Redemption in Default Residential Foreclosures
  by Alex S. Moe
• Bringing Clarity to Inherited IRAs
  by Robert E. Eggmann and Dormie Ko
• On the Road Again: Revisiting State Laws That Unreasonably Restrict Drivers with Epilepsy and Burden the Physicians Who Treat Them
  by Katrina E. Lutfy