Volume 64, Issue 1 (1988) Symposium on Interpreting the Ninth Amendment
Symposium EditorRandy E. Barnett
Front Matter
Table of Contents - Issue 1
Chicago-Kent Law Review
Articles
Foreword: The Ninth Amendent and Constitutional Legitimacy
Randy E. Barnett
The Ninth Amendment: Inkblot or Another Hard Nut to Crack
Sotirios A. Barber
A Moral Realist Defense of Constitutional Democracy
Michael lW. McConnell
Constitutional Rhetoric and the Ninth Amendment
Sanford Levinson
The Ninth Amendment and the Unwritten Constitution: The Problems of Constitutional Interpretation
Andrezej Rapaczynski
The Uses of an Unwritten Constitution
Thomas C. Grey
You Can Raise the First, Hide Behind the Fourth, and Plead the Fifth - But What on Earth Can You Do With the Ninth Amendment
Lawrence G. Sager
Doing More than Remembering the Ninth Amendment
Morris S. Arnold
Notes
Federal Employees, Federal Unions, and Federal Courts: The Duty of Fair Representation in the Federal Sector
Stephen L. Wood
God and Darwin in the Classroom: The Creation/Evolultion Controversy
Judith A. Villarreal
Copyright, Compilations, and Public Policy: Lingering Issues after the West Publishing-Mead Data Central Settlement
Cary E. Donham
The Impasse Doctrine
Peter Guyon Earle
Index
Table of Cases
Chicago-Kent Law Review
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Paula M. Taffe
- Managing Editor
- Rosemary Shiels
- Lead Articles Editors
- Chris M. Amantea
- Mark A. Shlifka
- Charles Harris
- Executive Notes & Comments Editors
- Michael J. Choate
- William D. Shaver
- Notes & Comments Editors
- Mary Miller Bers
- Cynthia A. Brown
- Joseph A. Hinkhouse
- Stevan Krkljes
- Paul A. Michalik
- Therese Griffin Pinter
- Gary O. Prichard
- Brenda J. Rotz
