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129 Harv. L. Rev. 1 (2015-2016)

handle is hein.journals/hlr129 and id is 1 raw text is: VOLUME 129 NOVEMBER 2015 NUMBER 1 HARVARD LAW REVIEW © 2015 by The Harvard Law Review Association THE SUPREME COURT 2014 TERM FOREWORD: DOES THE CONSTITUTION MEAN WHAT IT SAYS? David A. Strauss CONTENTS I. THE CONSTITUTION VERSUS THE TEXT? .......................................................................2 A. Anomalies...............................................................................................................................2 B. October Term, 2014 ...............................................................................................................5 II. THE MIXED SYSTEM ............................................................................................................14 A. The Origins of the Mixed System.....................................................................................14 B. Does Constitutional Law Begin with the Text? ..............................................................16 C. The R ejection of Fundam entalism ................................................................................ 18 D . M aking Sense of a M ixed System ................................................................................ 21 E. Are Mixed Systems Ubiquitous? Against Constitutional Law Exceptionalism..........22 III. THE ANOMALIES....................................................................................................................28 A. The First Word of the First Amendment .........................................................................30 B. The Establishment Clause-------------------------------------------------------...........................................34 C. Electronic Surveillance ......................................................................................................36 D. The Equal Protection Clause and Voting-----------------------------------------................................37 E. Equal Protection M eans Equal Protection......................................................................41 F. Bolling v. Sharpe.................................................................................................................43 G. Expressio Unius and Federal Crim inal Law...................................................................45 H. The Incorporation of the Bill of Rights ...........................................................................47 I. State Sovereign Immunity .............................................................................................50 IV. SOVEREIGNTY, ADAPTATION, AND SETTLEMENT-----------------------.................................52 A. Three Institutional Interests ---------------------------------------------------.........................................52 B. Three Puzzles.......................................................................................................................55 i. The Senate Versus One Person, One Vote---------------------------................................56 2. The Domain of Originalism---------------------------------------------------.......................................57 3. Majestic Generalities Versus Technical Clauses ................................................59 CONCLUSION ...................................................................................................................................61 I

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