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MARYLAND LAW REVIEW 
 
VOLUME 81 2021 NUMBER 1 
Ó Copyright Maryland Law Review 2021 
 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
ARTICLES 
 
Subnational Digital Services Taxation 
       Andrew Appleby       1   
 
Upgrading Unconscionability: A Common Law Ally for a Digital World 
    Babette E. Boliek       46 
 
Five Approaches to Insuring Cyber Risks   
      Christopher C. French    103  
 
Equality and Sufficiency in Health Care Reform 
     Gabriel Scheffler    144 
 
SYMPOSIUM 
 
Foreword: Essentially Contested Constitutional Revolutions  
  Mark A. Graber    205 
 
Are (American) Secessionists Necessarily Revolutionaries?   
  Sanford Levinson   217 
 
Constitutional Revolutions: The People, the Text, and the Hermeneutic of 
Legitimation  
  Howard Schweber    226 
 
Emergency Unamendability: Limitations on Constitutional Amendment in 
Extreme Conditions 
  Richard Albert & Yaniv Roznai   243 
 
 
Political Executive Control of the Administrative State: How Much Is Too 
Much?  
  Conor Casey    257 
 
Donald Trump, Constitutional Failure, and the Guardrails of Democracy 
  Julie Novkov    276 
 
Judicial Intervention in Parliamentary Affairs to Prevent a Coup D’état 
  Rivka Weill   297 
 
What Makes an American Constitutional Revolution, and Are We Having 
One? 
  Carol Nackenoff    320 
 
“Revolution” at the Capitol: How Law Hindered the Response to the Events 
of January 6, 2021 
  Jill I. Goldenziel    336 
 
A Third Reconstruction 
  Rebecca Zietlow     351 
 
Constitutional Revolution: A Path Towards Equitable Representation 
  Chris Chambers Goodman    366 
 
Counter-Majoritarian Constitutional Hardball 
  Robinson Woodward-Burns     380 
 
TRIBUTE 
 
Tribute to Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera 
Donald B. Tobin,    394 
Gary E. Bair, Andrea M. Leahy, Deborah Sweet Eyler, Clayton 
Greene, Jr., Brian E. Frosh, Glenn T. Harrell, Jr., Rebecca W. 
Foreman, Charles E. Moylan, Jr. 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Delaware\u27s Peril

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