Volume 89, Number 3 (March 2016)

Volume 89, Number 3 (March 2016)

• Continuity and the Declaration of Independence
  Article by Darrel A. H. Miller

• Originalism’s Subject Matter: Why the Declaration of Independence Is Not Part of the Constitution
  Article by Lee J. Strang

• Historical Versus Iconic Meaning: The Declaration, the Constitution, and the Interpreter’s Dilemma
  Article by Daniel Farber

• Independence and Immigration
  Article by Amanda Frost

• To Alter or Abolish
  Article by Jack M. Balkin & Sanford Levinson

• The Declaration of Independence as Bellwether
  Article by Katie R. Eyer

• The Ghost of the Declaration Present: The Legal Force of the Declaration of Independence Regarding Acts of Congress
  Article by Frank I. Michelman

• Can Henderson or Lawson Repair the Golden State’s Less-Than-Golden Treatment of Eyewitness Identification Reform? A Call for Judicial Intervention in California
  Note by Morgan Schwartz

• Mouse v. Mau5: Implications of the Morehouse Defense in International Trademark Disputes
  Note by Zachary Lainer

• The Declaration of Independence as Introduction to the Constitution
  Article by Alexander Tsesis

• Why the Declaration of Independence Is Not Law—And Why It Could Be
  Article by Frederick Schauer

• The Declaration of Independence and Constitutional Interpretation
  Article by Alexander Tsesis

• The Declaration of Independence and Contemporary Constitutional Pedagogy
  Article by Mark Graber

• Between the States and the Signers: The Politics of the Declaration of Independence Before the Civil War
  Article by Bernadette Meyler