Constitutional Law: Selected Works
Justice Ginsburg’s Obergefell v. Hodges
“Losing My Religion”: Extended Role Play and the First Amendment Religion Clauses
Beyond Sumptuary: Constitutionalism, Clothes, and Bodies in Anglo-American Law
27 Words, [The Second Amendment]
Judicial Review and Sexual Freedom
The Missing Word in Lawrence v. Texas
Assimilation, Marriage, and Lesbian Liberation,
The Specter of a Lesbian Supreme Court Justice: Problems of Identity in Lesbian Legal Theorizing,
Commentary on Constitutional Law
Religion’s “Favored Status” in the Workplace, Op-Ed, The National Law Journal
How the High Court Contributes to Racism, Op-Ed, The National Law Journal
December 15 is Bill of Rights Day (so why isn’t it a holiday?), Commentary
Scalia says beards aren’t a big enough deal for the supreme court. So why do we regulate them at all? Comment, The Guardian
The Constitutionality of Legal Prohibitions of Sexual Conversion Therapy, Legal Analysis, American Psychology-Law Society publication
Lane v. Franks for SCOTUSBlog:
Opinion analysis: First Amendment clearly protects public employee’s subpoenaed testimony – but not sufficiently clearly to overcome qualified immunity
Argument analysis: How wrong was the Eleventh Circuit about the First Amendment protections for a public employee’s subpoenaed testimony?
Argument preview: First Amendment protections for public employee’s subpoenaed testimony, SCOTUSblog (Apr. 24, 2014, 1:26 PM)
United States Supreme Court in Schuette: Michigan Can Ban Affirmative Action, London School of Economics Blog
Justice Scalia’s Petard and Same-Sex Marriage, CUNY Law Review Footnote Forum
Upcoming Supreme Court cases over the “contraceptive mandate” are dominated by issues of corporate personhood, religious beliefs, and sexual equality, London School of Economics Blog
Confederate cotton creates modern issues, as the right to wear the Confederate flag is contested in contemporary U.S. schools, The London School of Economics Blog
Puzzling Corporations: The Affordable Care Act and Contraception Mandate, JURIST
High Fashion or Religious Fervor? Headwear Laws Fraught With Trouble, Commentary, The National Law Journal
School dress codes: Miniskirt madness, Op-Ed, Los Angeles Times
Case Comment: United States v. Windsor, Footnote Forum, CUNY Law Review
Mandating Sweat-Free Garment Labels: Feasible Under the First Amendment, JURIST
Sweat-free labels to change the garment trade, Op-Ed, The Los Angeles Times
Toward a more perfect analysis, SCOTUSblog, same-sex marriage symposium
What’s rational about rational basis review?, SCOTUSblog, same-sex marriage symposium
A federal case? Answers Found in Tenth Amendment, Op-Ed, Los Angeles Times