Chapman Law Review

Volume Four - Spring 2001 - Number 1

Spending Clause Symposium

• Standing and Spending - The Role of Legal and Equitable Principles
-- Richard A. Epstein

 
• Retoring the "General" to the General Welfare Clause
-- John C. Eastman

 
• Proteeting the Spending Power
-- Erwin Chemerinsky

 
• Sovereignty, Autonomy and Conditional Spending
-- Earl M. Maltz

 
• Hamilton at Wits End: The Lost Discipline of the Spending Clause vs the False Discipline of Campaign Finance Reform
-- Bradley A. Smith

 
• The Spending Clause as a Positive Source of Environmental Protection: A Primer
-- Denis Binder

 
• Federal Funding Conditions: Bursting Through the Dole Loophole
-- Celestine Richards McConville

 
• The Spending Power and the Federalist Revival
-- Lynn A. Baker



Case Note

• Internet Ambush, Using the Patent and Trademark Office to Shut Down a Competitor's Domain-Name
-- David P. Collins