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Booker, sentencing, jury, juries, criminal jury, mitigating factors, mitigating circumstances, aggravating factors, right to jury trial, right of jury trial, reasonable doubt, sentencing factors, sentencing guidelines, Sixth Amendment, indictment, due process, elements, history

Adarand, Brown, Casey, consequentialism, Dickerson, Erie, Ferguson, general common law, Gonzales v. Raich, Hans, Jackson, Lawson, legitimacy, Lochner, Madison, Marbury, originalism, Plessy, pragmatism, precedent, Protestantism, Seminole Tribe, supremacy clause, textualism, Wickard, Youngstown

Article I, Ashcroft, Atkins, countermajoritarian difficulty, death penalty, democracy, Furman, Gallup Poll, Gregg, habeas corpus review, juvenile, Lawrence, rational policymaking

Authorization to use Military Force, Clinton, constitutional avoidance, cruel, degrading, Detainee Treatment Act, entrenchment, Hamdan, inhuman, McCain Amendment, National Security Agency, 9-11, OLC, precommitment, retrenchment, separation of powers, statutory interpretation, torture, unilateralism

adequate and independent state grounds, avoidance, BMW, Bouie, Boy Scouts, Burke, Bush v. Gore, certiorari, clear mistake, due process, entrenchment, Erie, Fairfax’s Devisee, first amendment, fourteenth, interpretation, judicial federalism, NAACP, Patterson, states’ rights, tenth, Thayer, Vermeule

28 U.S.C. § 1257, BMW of North America, Bouie, Boy Scouts, Bush, Caperton, City of Columbia, Dale, Edmund Burke, Erie, Error Costs, Gore, Jurisdiction, Massey Coal Co., New York Times, Richard, Sullivan