Volume 93, Issue 2 (2018) The Supreme Court and American Politics
Symposium EditorsChristopher W. Schmidt and Carolyn Shapiro
Front Matter
Table of Contents
Chicago-Kent Law Review
Articles
The Supreme Court and American Politics: Symposium Introduction
Christopher W. Schmidt and Carolyn Shapiro
Keynote Address: Judging the Political and Political Judging: Justice Scalia as Case Study
Richard L. Hasen
Will the Supreme Court Still “Seldom Stray Very Far”?: Regime Politics in a Polarized America
Kevin J. McMahon
The Forgotten Issue? The Supreme Court and the 2016 Presidential Campaign
Christopher W. Schmidt
Neil Gorsuch and the Ginsburg Rules
Lori A. Ringhand and Paul M. Collins Jr.
Taking Judicial Legitimacy Seriously
Luis Fuentes-Rohwer
Notes
Cohabitation in Illinois: The Need for Legislative Intervention
Stefanie L. Ferrari
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Anthony Joseph
- Managing Editor
- Colin Pochie
- Executive Notes & Comments Editor
- Michael Zolfo
- Executive Articles Editors
- Kara Angeletti
- Christopher Gerardi
- Alison Heydorn
- Anna Jirschele
- Haley Loutfy
- Zachary Mccullough
- Robin Mohr
- Notes & Comments Editors
- Zachary Auslander
- Daniel Broaddus
- Kristen Farr Capizzi
- Stefanie Ferrari
- Stephanie Gerstetter
- Cody Lipke
- Dina Lupancu
- Ben Mahon
- Sarah Williams
