Articles from Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy (January 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A response to Professor Primus.	Markman, Stephen J.		4401
Achieving equal treatment through the ballot box.	Connerly, Ward		3129
An interpretivist judge and the media.	Markman, Stephen J.		4277
Counting states.	Hills, Roderick M., Jr.		4986
Inventing the "right to vote" in Crawford v. Marion County Election Board.	Basile, Thomas		7901
Judicial review, local values, and pluralism.	Garnett, Richard W.		4658
Law and economics: realism or democracy?	Smith, Henry E.		8571
Limits of interpretivism.	Primus, Richard		7374
Manliness and the constitution.	Kang, John M.		29219
Marketing pharmaceutical products in the twenty-first century: an analysis of the continued viability of traditional principles of law in the age of direct-to-consumer advertising.	Schwartz, Victor E.; Silverman, Cary; Hulka, Michael J.; Appel, Christopher E.		22491
Merit selection: choosing judges based on their politics under the veil of a disarming name.	Taylor, Clifford W.		1964
Norm change or judicial decree? The courts, the public, and welfare reform.	Wax, Amy L.		7674
Political responses to Supreme Court decisions.	Hamilton, Marci A.		4801
Preface.	Thomas, Christopher M.		1345
Public displays of affection ... for God: religious monuments after McCreary and Van Orden.	Clement, Edith Brown		11236
Returning to the PruneYard: the unconstitutionality of state-sanctioned trespass in the name of speech.	Sisk, Gregory C.		10355
Sodomy and guns: tradition as democratic deliberation and constitutional interpretation.	Eskridge, William N., Jr.		9833
The merits of merit selection.	Phillips, Thomas R.		13267
The Rise of the Conservative Legal Movement: The Battle for Control of the Law.	Somin, Ilya	Book review	5718
Tools against terror: all of the above.	Chertoff, Michael		4089
Voting with your feet is no substitute for constitutional rights.	Laycock, Douglas		7297