Volume 16 Issue 3 1999 Article Plus ça Change ... or If Hard Cases Make Bad Law, What Do Bad Cases Make? Suzanna Sherry View Full Article In This Issue Would You, Could You, Change a Thing? Two Phone Calls The Trouble with Tarble's: An Excerpt from an Alternative Casebook What the Wall Separates: A Debate on Thomas Jefferson's "Wall of Separation" Metaphor Shocking the Conscience: Pragmatism, Moral Reasoning, and the Judiciary The Variola Variation If the States Had Been Sovereign 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137, 175 So Help Me God: Religion and Presidential Oath-Taking Midnight in the Courtroom of Good and Evil Justice Without Justices Farewell Madison Avenue Civil Liberties During War: History's Institutional Lessons The Remand that Made the Court Expand Be Careful What You Wish For The Future of an Illusion: Reconstituting Planned Parenthood v. Casey Must Joe Robinson Die?: Reflections on the 'Success' of Court Packing Terry v. Ohio in Hindsight: The Perils of Predicting the Past Plus ça Change ... or If Hard Cases Make Bad Law, What Do Bad Cases Make? Clear and Present Dangers: The Importance of Ideas and the Bowels in the Cosmos The School Prayer Decisions The Myth of Superiority