Vol. 111 RUBIN V. EUROFINANCE: UNIVERSAL BANKRUPTCY JURISDICTION OR A COMITY OF ERRORS? Rebecca R. Zubaty*
Vol. 111 DO JUDICIAL ELECTIONS FACILITATE POPULAR CONSTITUTIONALISM; CAN THEY? Nicole Mansker* & Neal Devins**
Vol. 111 THE PITFALLS OF PROFESSIONALIZED PROSECUTION: A RESPONSE TO JOSH BOWERS’S “LEGAL GUILT, NORMATIVE INNONCENCE, AND THE EQUITABLE DECISION NOT TO PROSECUTE” Stephanos Bibas*
Vol. 110 INSTITUTIONAL ADVOCACY, CONSTITUTIONAL OBLIGATIONS, AND PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: ARGUMENTS FOR GOVERNMENT LAWYERING WITHOUT GLASSES John C. Dehn*
Vol. 110 CONVERGING TRAJECTORIES: INTEREST CONVERGENCE, JUSTICE KENNEDY, AND JEANNIE SUK’S “THE TRAJECTORY OF TRAUMA” Jennifer S. Hendricks*
Vol. 110 SOME SKEPTICISM ABOUT THE “SEPARABLE PREFERENCES” APPROACH TO THE SINGLE SUBJECT RULE: A COMMENT ON COOTER & GILBERT Richard L. Hasen*, John G. Matsusaka**