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Volume 60-1
The Fall 2025 issue of the New England Law Review includes a foreword and various articles addressing topics such as risk in sports, parenting dilemmas in athletics, the potential for a president to serve a third term, tenant rights amidst eviction crises, domestic terrorism laws, and the impact of Section 230 on innovation and free speech.
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Spring 2026 – Marital Privilege: Marriage, Inequality, and the Transformation of American Law
Professor Serena Mayeri Professor Serena Mayeri is the Arlin M. Adams Professor of Constitutional Law and Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School where she teaches courses in family law, employment discrimination, reproductive rights, gender and the law, and legal history. In addition to her tenure, Professor Mayeri is an accomplished author. She frequently writes about reproductive rights, equal protection, civil…
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THE OLDEST CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION: ENUMERATION AND FEDERAL POWER by Richard Primus, Harvard University Press, 2025, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Hon. Richard Welch III (ret.) reviews Richard Primus’ “The Oldest Constitutional Question: Enumeration and Federal Power” discussing Primus’ expansive interpretation of constitutional power. Welch relates Primus’ argument to his own experience in teaching Constitutional law and discusses what Primus’ thinking means for traditionalist interpretation. Welch invites others to read and digest Primus’ argument and the implications it has on the traditional “enumerism” view of congressional…