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Volume 25, Number 4 (1992) Symposium—One Hundred Twenty-Five Years of the Reconstruction Amendments: Recognizing the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review

Symposium

Foreword: History, Fable and Constitutional Interpretation
Lawrence B. Solum

The Supreme Court and the Fourteenth Amendment: The Unfulfilled Promise
Erwin Chemerinsky

The Fourteenth Amendment: A Second American Revolution or the Logical Culmination of the Tradition
Michael W. McConnell

The Role of History in Interpreting the Fourteenth Amendment
William E. Nelson

Abolitionist Political and Constitutional Theory and the Reconstruction Amendments
David A.J. Richards

Civil Rights and Social Rights: The Future of the Reconstruction Amendments
Mark Tushnet

Foreword: How Far is Too Far? The Constitutional Dimensions of Property
Roger W. Findley

Ruminations on Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council: An Introduction to Amicus Curiae Brief
Richard A. Epstein

Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council: Brief of the Institute for Justice as Amicus Curiae in Support of Petitioner
Richard A. Epstein

Appendix to Amicus Curiae Brief: Selected Provisions of the South Carolina Beachfront Management Act

Yee v. City of Escondido: Brief of Golden State Mobilehome Owners League, Inc., National Foundation of Manufactured Homeowners, and Designated Mobilehome Owners Associations as Amici Curiae in Support of Respondent
Joseph L. Sax

Appendix to Amicus Curiae Brief: Escondido Municipal Code § 29-104(g)

Notes and Comments

The Depraved Sexual Instinct Theory: An Example of the Propensity for Aberrant Application of Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b)
David J. Kaloyanides

The XYY Supermale and the Criminal Justice System: A Square Peg in a Round Hole
Susan Horan

Standing for the Doctrine of Specialty in Extradition Treaties: A More Liberal Exposition of Private Rights
Michael Bernard Bernacchi

Murphy v. I.S.K.Con. of New England, Inc. and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress: An Alternative Analysis under the Free Speech Clause
Mark A. Snyder

Adams v. Murakami—New Judicially Made Rules Affecting Punitive Damages in California
Patrick M. Malone

The First Cut is the Deepest, but the Second May be Actionable: Masson v. New Yorker Magazine, Inc. and the Incremental Harm Doctrine
Jay Framson

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