Symposium Issue 2004
The Historical Context of the Failed Federal Blaine Amendment of 1876 by Ward M. McAfee
Why a State Exclusion of Religious Schools From School Choice Programs is Unconstitutional by Thomas C. Berg
The Theology of the Blaine Amendments by Richard W. Garnett
Reconstructing the Blaine Amendments by Frederick Mark Gedicks
“Blaming Blaine”: Understanding the Blaine Amendment and the “No-Funding” Principle by Steven K. Green
Blaine Amendments, Anti-Catholicism, and Catholic Dogma by Marc D. Stern
The “Blaine” Debate: Must States Fund Religious Schools? by Laura S. Underkuffler
Spring Issue 2005
Establishing Bonds Between Church and State: The Issuance of Tax-Exempt bonds for Religious Institutions by Martha Ratnoff Fleisher
The Constitutionality of “Rescue Fund Triggers” in North Carolina’s Judicial Campaign Reform Act by Jason Bradley Kay & Jack McDaniel Sawyer
Fixing the Faulty Forum Framework: Changing the Way Courts Analyze Free Speech Cases by W. Brent Woodall
Right to Privacy? Why the Private Facts Tort Cannot Coexist with the First Amendment by David C. Adkins
University of North Carolina School of Law, Class of 2005
Editor-in-Chief (Vol. 3)
Freedom to Petition: The Tort Reform Opponent’s Untapped Resource by Angela W. Garcia Lamarca
Freedom of Expression and Interactive Media: Video Games and the First Amendment by Carmen K. Hoyme
University of North Carolina School of Law, Class of 2005
Executive Editor (Vol. 4)
Disorder in the Courts: Public School Student Expression on the Internet by Brian Oten
University of North Carolina School of Law, Class of 2006
Managing Editor(Vol. 4)