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Boston University Law Review

Volume 87 Number 2 - April 2007

 

SYMPOSIUM: EXTRAORDINARY POWERS IN ORDINARY TIMES

Ordinary Powers in Extraordinary Times: Common Sense in Times of Crisis
Gary Lawson
Page 289

Originalism and Emergencies: A Reply to Lawson
Eric A. Posner & Adrian Vermeule
Page 313

“Informal” Suspension of Normal Processes: The “War on Terror” as an Autoimmunity Crisis
Adeno Addis
Page 323

Mission Creep: Public Health Surveillance and Medical Privacy
Wendy K. Mariner
Page 347

Did The Founding Fathers Do “A Heckuva Job”? Constitutional Authorization for the Use of Federal Troops To Prevent the Loss of a Major American City
Michael Greenberger
Page 397

Human Rights Outlaws: Nuremberg, Geneva, and the Global War on Terror
George J. Annas
Page 427

NOTE

Examining the Interstate Commerce Clause Through the Lens of the Indian Commerce Clause
Nathan Speed
Page 467