Utah Law Review 2014 Number 4

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Symposium: Governing the United States in 2020: Is Congress Now the Broken Branch?; The Struggle over Executive Appointments; Managing Political Polarization in Congress: A Case Study on the Use of the Hastert Rule; Actually We Should Wait: Evaluating the Obama Administration's Commitment to Unilateral Executive- Branch Action; Holding the President Accountable to Constitutional Limits; Executive Power in the Obama Administration and the Decision to Seek Congressional Authorization for a Military Attack Against Syria: Implications for Theories of Unilateral Action; Democracy-Assisting Judicial Review and the Challenge of Partisan Polarization; Unequal Inequalities? Poverty, Sexual Orientation, and the Dynamics of Constitutional Law; Reinvigorating the Judiciary's Role in Resolving Interbranch Disputes; Unfunded Federal Mandates and State Judiciaries: A Question of Sovereignty; The Real World of Interdependence of Governments and Corporations: What We Know vs. What We Teach