Volume 152 – University of Pennsylvania Law Review

VOLUME 152, ISSUE 6 JUNE 2006

RESPONSES

Assessing Chief Justice William Rehnquist

ERWIN CHEMERINSKY

How Not To Be Chief Justice: The Apprenticeship of William Rehnquist

LINDA GREENHOUSE

OTHER

Foreword

THEODORE W. RUGER

In the Beginning: The First Three Chief Justices

NATALIE WEXLER

Defining the Office: John Marshall as Chief Justice

CHARLES F. HOBSON

The Internal Powers of the Chief Justice: The Nineteenth-Century Legacy

G. EDWARD WHITE

Alternative Career Resolution II: Changing the Tenure of Supreme Court Justices

STEPHEN B. BURBANK

The Chief Justice’s Special Authority and the Norms of Judicial Power

THEODORE W. RUGER

Responding to a Democratic Deficit: Limiting the Powers and the Term of the Chief Justice of the United States

JUDITH RESNIK & LANE DILG

The Decisional Significance of the Chief Justice

FRANK B. CROSS & STEFANIE LINDQUIST

Hail, No: Changing the Chief Justice

EDWARD T. SWAINE

Strategy and Constraints on Supreme Court Opinion Assignment

PAUL J. WAHLBECK

Guardians of the Constitution: Constituional Court Presidents and the Struggle for the Rule of Law in Post-Soviet Europe

KIM LANE SCHEPPELE

Leading a Constitutional Court: Perspectives from the Federal Republic of Germany

PETER E. QUINT

The Case for Managed Judges: Learning from Japan After the Political Upheaval of 1993

J. MARK RAMSEYER & ERIC B. RASMUSEN

VOLUME 152, ISSUE 5 MAY 2006

ESSAYS

Private Debt and the Missing Lever of Corporate Governance

DOUGLAS G. BAIRD & ROBERT K. RASMUSSEN

ARTICLES

Tax and Disability: Ability to Pay and the Taxation of Difference

THEODORE P. SETO & SANDE L. BUHAI

Uncovering a Gatekeeper: Why the SEC Should Mandate Disclosure of Details Concerning Directors’ and Officers’ Liability Insurance Policies

SEAN J. GRIFFITH

COMMENTS

Personal Jurisdiction in Tribal Courts

DAVID A. CASTLEMAN

The Illusion of “Offer To Sell” Patent Infringement: When an Offer Is an Offer but Is Not an Offer

LARRY S. ZELSON

IN MEMORIAM

Judge Max Rosenn

RUGGERO J. ALDISERT, JOSEPH F. WEIS, JR., LEONARD I. GARTH, DOLORES K. SLOVITER, & JAMES J. SANDMAN

VOLUME 152, ISSUE 4 APRIL 2006

ESSAYS

Principles, Practices, and Social Movements

JACK M. BALKIN & REVA B. SIEGEL

ARTICLES

The Disability Integration Presumption: Thirty Years Later

RUTH COLKER

The Forgotten Constitutional Law of Treason and the Enemy Combatant Problem

CARLTON F.W. LARSON

COMMENTS

The Competence of Students as Editors of Law Reviews: A Response to Judge Posner

NATALIE C. COTTON

For All Intents and Purposes: What Collective Intention Tells Us About Congress and Statutory Interpretation

ABBY WRIGHT

VOLUME 152, ISSUE 3 JANUARY 2006

ESSAYS

Gone Broke: Sovereign Debt, Personal Bankruptcy, and a Comprehensive Contractual Solution

ADAM BRENNEMAN

Limited Times: Rethinking the Bounds of Copyright Protection

KEVIN A. GOLDMAN

Retroactivity and Immigrant Crimes since St. Cyr: Emerging Signs of Judicial Restraint

VASHTI D. VAN WYKE

ARTICLES

A Taxonomy of Privacy

DANIEL J. SOLOVE

Executive Review in the Fragmented Executive: State Constitutionalism and Same-Sex Marriage

NORMAN R. WILLIAMS

VOLUME 152, ISSUE 2 DECEMBER 2005

ARTICLES

Horizontal Federalism in an Age of Criminal Justice Interconnectedness

WAYNE A. LOGAN

Fair Notice and Fair Adjudication: Two Kinds of Legality

PAUL H. ROBINSON

COMMENTS

A New Approach to Insanity Acquittee Recidivism: Redefining the Class of Truly Responsible Recidivists

MAURA CAFFREY

Quality, Not Quantity: An Analysis of Confidential Settlements and Litigants’ Economic Incentives

ALISON LOTHES

VOLUME 152, ISSUE 1 NOVEMBER 2005

ARTICLES

Patent Portfolios

GIDEON PARCHOMOVSKY & R. POLK WAGNER

Trial Distortion and the End of Innocence in Federal Criminal Justice

RONALD F. WRIGHT

COMMENTS

Remedying a Particularized Form of Discrimination: Why Disabled Plaintiffs Can and Should Bring Claims for Police Misconduct Under the Americans with Disabilities Act

RACHEL E. BRODIN

The Underprivileged Profession: The Case for Supreme Court Recognition of the Journalist’s Privilege

JEFFREY S. NESTLER