Vol. 53, Issue 1, 2025 | Published by Capital University Law Review

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Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
THE UNITARY GOVERNOR: EXECUTIVE ENERGY AND UNILATERAL ACTION IN STATE GOVERNMENT
Caesar Schanzenbach
This article addresses the the role that governor's play as the unitary leaders of their respective executive branch.
Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
PROCESS IS POWER: THE COMPETING INTERESTS OF DEBTORS AND CREDITORS, THE MODES OF PROCESS IN THE FEDERAL DISTRICT COURTS FROM 1789–1828, AND THE RESULTING CRISIS OF APPLICATION OF FINAL PROCESS DURING THE PANIC OF 1819
Steve Donweber
This Note is the first of three that will tell the story of federal civil practice in the federal district courts from 1789-1938.