Fordham Law Review

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Foreward
Joseph Landau

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The Solicitor General’s Office, Tradition, and Conviction
Charles Fried

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Missing Links in the President’s Evolution on Same-Sex Marriage
Saikrishna Bangalore Prakash

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Interpretive Schizophrenia: How Congressional Standing Can Solve the Enforce-but-not-Defend Problem
Abner S. Greene

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The Obama Administration’s Decision to Defend Constitutional Equality Rather Than the Defense of Marriage Act
Dawn Johnsen

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DOMA and Presidential Discretion: Interpreting and Enforcing Federal Law
Joseph Landau

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Cause Lawyers Inside the State
Douglas NeJaime

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The Moral Complexity of Cause Lawyers Within the State
David Luban

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Enron, DOMA, and Spousal Privileges: Rethinking the Marriage Plot
Bennett Capers

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“Two Parts of the Landscape of Family in America”: Maintaining Both Spousal and Domestic Partner Employee Benefits for Both Same-Sex and Different-Sex Couples
Nancy D. Polikoff

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Integrating Equal Marriage
Robin A. Lenhardt

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Involuntary Imports: Williams, Lutwak, the Defense of Marriage Act, Federalism, and “Thick” and “Thin” Conceptions of Marriage
Lynn D. Wardle

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Collegiality and Individual Dignity
Tobias Barrington Wolff

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Recognizing the Right to Petition for Victims of Domestic Violence
Tamara L. Kuennen

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Unconstitutional Animus
Susannah W. Pollvogt

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A Call to Action—Examining Nepal’s Post-conflict Strategy Toward Persons Accused of Gross Human Rights Abuses
Jennifer Chiang

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But Is It Just? The Inability for Current Adjudicatory Standards to Provide “Just Compensation” for Creeping Expropriations
Shain Corey

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Unclear Authority, Unclear Futures: Challenges to State Legislation Providing In-State Tuition Benefits to Undocumented Students Pursuing Higher Education
Julia R. Kim

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A Gate Forever Closed? Retiring Immigration Law’s Post-departure Bar
Jonathan H. Ross

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Funding Conditions and Free Speech for HIV/AIDS NGOs: He Who Pays the Piper Cannot Always Call the Tune
Alexander P. Wentworth-Ping