Volume 38 Number 5 -- December 2005

Symposium: Theories of Statutory Interpretation

Table of Contents

Introduction by Ellen P. Aprill and Nancy Staudt

Judging Statutes: Interpretive Regimes by Nancy Staudt, Lee Epstein, Peter Wiedenbeck, Rene Lindstadt, and Ryan J. Vander Wielen

Interpretive-Regime Change by Philip P. Frickey

Originalism vs. Precedent: An Evolutionary Perspective by Theodore P. Seto

The New Textualists' New Text by Lawrence M. Solan

The Immorality of Textualism by Andrei Marmor

The Interpretive Voice by Ellen P. Aprill

Statutory Interpretation and the Intentional(ist) Stance by Cheryl Boudreau, Mathew D. McCubbins, and Daniel B. Rodriguez

Notes

Registration of Hedge Fund Advisers Under the Investment Advisers Act by Daniel K. Liffmann

Letting Go of a National Religion: Why the State Should Relinquish All Control Over Marriage by Amelia A. Miller

Spyware Regulation: National Legislation Should Prompt Industry Self-Policing by Erica Pines

Comments

United States v. Lifshitz: Warrantless Computer Monitoring and the Fourth Amendment by Shauna Curphey

Eureka! California Strikes Gold with the Claim of Right Doctrine in Ackerman v. Franchise Tax Board by Richard DeLossa

Yarborough v. Alvarado: Why Is the Supreme Court Pretending that "A Child Is An Adult or that a Blind Man Can See?" by Rayee Lumer

Derungs v. Wal-Mart Stores: Another Door Shut--A Federal Interpretation Excluding Breastfeeding From the Scope of a State's Sex Discrimination Protection by Katherine A. Macfarlane

Capping the Government's Needle: the Need to Protect Parolees' Fourth Amendment Privacy Interests from Suspicionless DNA Searches in United States v. Kincade by Gilbert J. Villaflor