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Volume 62, Issue 4

Symposium: Baker, Bush, and Ballot Boards: The Federalization of Election Administration by Daniel Tokaji & Owen Wolfe

Comment: Empty Creditor Syndrome and Vivisepulture: Preventing Credit-Default-Swap Holders From Pushing Companies into Premature Graves by Refusing to Negotiate Restructuring by Dante Altieri Marinucci

Note: No Longer Secret: Overcoming the State Secrets Doctrine to Explore Meaningful Remedies for Victims of Extraordinary Rendition by Daniel Joseph Natalie

Note: Getting to "Sometimes": Expanding Teacher' First Amendment Rights Through "Garcetti's Caveat" by Ben Galea

Symposium: Redistricting Principles for the Twenty-First Century by Micah Altman & Michael P. McDonald

Symposium: Baker v. Carr, the Census, and the Political and Statistical Geography of the United States: The Origin and Impact of Public Law 94-171 by Margo Anderson

Symposium: Congress, the Solicitor General, and the Path of Reapportionment Litigation by Michael E. Solimine

Symposium: One Person, One Vote?—Why Citizen' Votes Carry Unequal Weight Despite Baker and How it Matters by John D. Griffin & Brian Newman

Symposium: The One Person, One Vote Standard in Redistricting: The Uses and Abuses of Population Deviations in Legislative Redistricting by Thomas L. Brunell

Symposium: Population Equality and the Imposition of Risk on Partisan Gerrymandering by Justin Buchler

Symposium: Judicial Protection of Popular Sovereignty: Redressing Voting Technology by Candice Hoke

Symposium: From Baker v. Carr to Bush v. Gore, and Back by Nelson Lund

Symposium: Introduction by Jonathan L. Entin