| | William and Mary |
| | Bill of Rights Journal |
| | Volume | 9 | Apr. 2001 | Issue | 3 |
| | Articles |
| | Shrinking Domain of Invidious Intent | Lexis | | Westlaw | 525 |
| | K.G. Jan Pillai |
| | Perspectives on Constitutional Exemptions to Civil Rights Laws: Boy Scouts of America v. Dale |
| | Introduction | Lexis | | Westlaw | 591 |
| | Bryson J. Hunter |
| | The Expressive Interest of Associations | Lexis | | Westlaw | 595 |
| | Catherine Fisk |
| | Erwin Chemerinsky |
| | The Right of Expressive Association and Private Universities' | Lexis | | Westlaw | 619 |
| | Racial Preferences and Speech Codes |
| | David E. Bernstein |
| | Notes |
| | Personal Does Not Always Equal "Private": The | Lexis | | Westlaw | 645 |
| | Constitutionality of Requiring DNA Samples from Convicted |
| | Felons and Arrestees |
| | Martha L. Lawson |
| | Treading the Thin Blue Line: Military Special-Operations | Lexis | | Westlaw | 673 |
| | Trained Police SWAT Teams and the Constitution |
| | Karan R. Singh |