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Volume 26, Issue 3 (2026) Preserving Democracy: How the U.S. Can Protect Democracy Amidst Constitutional Challenges

Front Matter

Table of Contents, Editorial Board, Law School Faculty and Administration
University of Nevada, Las Vegas William S. Boyd School of Law

Symposium

Symposium Introduction
David Orentlicher

Threats and Political Violence
J. Richard Broughton

Line Warming: Improperly Influencing Voters or Mitigating the Effects of Voter Suppression?
Elizabeth Ellen Gordon

The Court of Small Things, the Curse of Legal Superstition: The Precipitous Decline of Small Claims Court, Why It Matters, and What Can Be Done About It
Telia Mary U. Williams

It’s Not a Constitutional Crisis, It’s a Course Correction
Mark Rush

Textualism, the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause, “Subject to the Jurisdiction Thereof,” and Whether Article III’s Treason Clause Could Be the Answer
Christian Ketter

Privacy as a Democratic Guardrail: A Case for Fourth Amendment Constraints on Micro-Targeted Rhetoric
Susan Tanner

Of, By, and For
Steven L. Winter