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102 Harv. L. Rev. 1413 (1988-1989)
Issue 7

handle is hein.journals/hlr102 and id is 1431 raw text is: VOLUME 102 MAY 1989 NUMBER 7 HARVARD LAW REVIEW UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONDITIONS Kathleen M. Sullivan TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE I. COMPONENTS OF AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONDITIONS PROBLEM ............... 1421 A. The Government Benefit ............................................. 1422 B. The Constitutional Right .............................................. 1426 II. UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONDITIONS AS COERCION .............................. 1428 A. The Coercion Debate in the Cases ...................................... 1428 r. Corporate Privileges ................................................ 1429 2. Federalism-Based Limits ............................................ 1430 3. Individual Rights .................................................. 1433 B. Theories of Coercion .................................................. 1442 i. Coercive Offers in Private and Criminal Law .......................... 1443 2. Coercion as a Normative Concept .................................... 1446 C. Limits of Coercion .................................................... 1450 I. Features of Government ............................................. 1451 2. Modes of Infringement .............................................. 1454 IH. UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONDITIONS AS CORRUPTION ............................ 1456 A. The Germaneness Debate in the Cases ................................... 1458 x. Corporate Privileges ................................................ 1458 2. Federalism-Based Limits ............................................ 1461 3. Individual Rights .................................................. 1462 B. Theories of Legislative Process ......................................... 1468 x. Interest-Group Pluralism ............................................ 1468 2. Civic Republicanism ................................................ 1470 3. Public Choice ..................................................... 1472 C. Limits of Germaneness ................................................ 1473 IV. UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONDITIONS AS COMMODIFICATION ...................... 1476 A. The Inalienability Debate in the Commentary ............................ 1477 B. Theories of Inalienability .............................................. 1479 r. Paternalism ....................................................... 1480 2. Efficiency ......................................................... 1481 3. Distribution ....................................................... 1483 4. Personhood ....................................................... 1484 C. Limits of Inalienability ................................................ 1486 1413