Most Recent Articles from Brigham Young University Law Review

• Policy, Uniformity, Discretion, and Congress's Sentencing Acid Trip 

  I. THE POINTLESS FOREST AND THE POINTLESS MAN Around 1970, singer Harry NUsson went on an acid trip. He later reported that during this...

  03/01/09 by Osler, Mark · More from publication

• Protecting the Appropriations Power: Why Congress Should Care About Settlements at the Department of Justice 

  INTRODUCTION In the wake of the 9/11 attacks, and the subsequent presidentially declared war on terror,1 the President and the Executive Branch...

  03/01/09 by Peterson, Todd David · More from publication

• Theories of Poverty/The Poverty of Theory 

  You never give me your money You only give me your funny paper And in the middle of negotiations You break down. - PAUL MCCARTNEY1 TABLE OF...

  03/01/09 by Stark, Barbara · More from publication

• Deliberative Constitutionalism 

  Deliberative constitutionalists propose an account of democracy combining the principles of constitutionalism with those of deliberative democracy,...

  03/01/09 by Worley, John J · More from publication

• Zero-Sum Judicial Elections: Balancing Free Speech and Impartiality Through Recusal Reform 

  While campaigning for a seat on the bench, Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Louis Buder spoke at a fundraiser for a gay-rights group, gaining the...

  03/01/09 by Stott, David K · More from publication

• Preventive War, Deterrent Retaliation, and Retrospective Disproportionality 

  ABSTRACT: The legal and moral ("just war") permissibility of preventive military attacks has been one of the most urgent questions in...

  03/01/09 by Lee, Brian Angelo · More from publication

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