Vol. 82, Issue 1
150th Anniversary of Dred Scott
SYMPOSIUM EDITORS
Paul Finkelman
Jack M. Balkin
Sanford Levinson
TABLE OF CONTENTS AND ARTICLE ABSTRACTS
SCOTT v. SANFORD:
THE COURT’S MOST DREADFUL CASE AND HOW IT CHANGED HISTORY
Paul Finkelman
THIRTEEN WAYS OF LOOKING AT DRED SCOTT
Jack M. Balkin and Sanford Levinson
DRED SCOTT AND THE CRISIS OF 1860
Louise Weinberg
RETHINKING DRED SCOTT:
NEW CONTEXT FOR AN OLD CASE
Austin Allen
THE NEW FICTION:
DRED SCOTT AND THE LANGUAGE OF JUDICIAL AUTHORITY
Mark A. Graber
DRED SCOTT:
TIERED CITIZENSHIP AND TIERED PERSONHOOD
Henry L. Chambers, Jr.
THE EMERGENCE OF EQUALITY AS A CONSTITUTIONAL VALUE:
THE FIRST CENTURY
William M. Wiecek
THE LAST ANGRY MAN:
BENJAMIN ROBBINS CURTIS AND THE DRED SCOTT CASE
Earl M. Maltz
BENJAMIN CURTIS: TOP OF THE LIST
R. Owen Williams
LEGALITY AND LEGITIMACY IN DRED SCOTT:
THE CRISIS OF THE INCOMPLETE CONSTITUTION
Michael P. Zuckert
WHAT WAS TANEY THINKING?
AMERICAN INDIAN CITIZENSHIP IN THE ERA OF DRED SCOTT
Frederick E. Hoxie
STAY EAST, YOUNG MAN?
MARKET REPERCUSSIONS OF THE DRED SCOTT CASE
Jenny B. Wahl
FOREIGN AUTHORITY, AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM, AND THE DRED SCOTT CASE
Sarah H. Cleveland
STUDENT NOTES
DIVINE INTERVENTION:
RE-EXAMINING THE “ACT OF GOD” DEFENSE IN A POST-KATRINA WORLD
Joel Eagle
SEARCHING FOR A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK:
THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF POLICE DNA DRAGNETS
Sepideh Esmaili