Constitutional Commentary, Volume 27, Issue 2 (Fall 2011)
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Item Autonomy and free speech(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Baker, C. EdwinItem A thinker-based approach to freedom of speech(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Shiffrin, Seana ValentineItem Constitutional commentary, Volume 27, Number 2, Table of Contents(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011)Item Court-packing and the child labor amendment(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Magliocca, Gerard N.Item Freedom of speech and two types of autonomy(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Shiffrin, Steven H.Item Constitutionalism in the United Kingdom(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Waluchow, W.J.Book review: Constitutional review under the UK Human Rights Act. Aileen Kavanagh. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. 2009. Pp. xiii + 455. Reviewed by W.J. WaluchowItem Free speech and political legitimacy: A response to Ed Baker(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Weinstein, JamesItem Individual autonomy and free speech: Editor's note(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Carpenter, DaleItem Speech restrictions that don't much affect the autonomy of speakers(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Volokh, EugeneItem Comment on Shiffrin's Thinker-based approach to freedom of speech(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Scanlon, T.M.Item Seana Shiffrin's Thinker-based theory of free speech: Elegant and insightful, but will it work in practice?(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Weinstein, JamesItem Free speech and autonomy: Thinkers, storytellers, and a systematic approach to speech(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Williams, Susan H.Item Reply to critics(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Shiffrin, Seana ValentineItem There is no first amendment overbreadth (but there are vague first amendment doctrines); prior restrains aren't "prior"; and "as applied" challenges seek judicial statutory amendments(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Alexander, LarryItem Comment on Baker's Autonomy and free speech(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Scanlon, T.M.Item Seana Shiffrin's Thinker-based freedom of speech: A response(University of Minnesota Law School, 2011) Blasi, Vincent