Number
1 (January, 1992): Galanter, Marc
and Thomas Palay. Tournament of Lawyers: The Transformation
of the Big Law Firm.
Number
1 (January, 1992): Mezey, Susan
Gluck. In Pursuit of Equality: Women, Public Policy and the
Federal Courts.
Number
1 (January, 1992): Nunnelley,
William A. Bull Connor.
Number
1 (January, 1992): Salmond, John
A. The Conscience of a Lawyer.
Number
1 (January, 1992): Sikora, Frank.
Until Justice Rolls Down.
Number
1 (January, 1992): Wasby, Stephen
L. (ed.). `He Shall Not Pass This Way Again': The Legacy of
Justice William O. Douglas.
Number
1 (January, 1992): Zimring,
Franklin E. and Gordon Hawkins. The Scale of Punishment.
Number
2 (February 1998): Bayley, David
H. (ed.). What Works in Policing.
Number
2 (February, 1992): Ely, James W.
Jr. The Guardian of Every Other Right: A Constitutional
History of Property Rights.
Number
2 (February, 1992): Hovenkamp,
Herbert. Enterprise and American Law 1836-1937.
Number
2 (February, 1992): Kritzer,
Herbert M. The Justice Broker: Lawyers and Ordinary Litigation
Number
2 (February 1998): Lahav, Pnina.
Judgment in Jerusalem: Chief Justice Simon Agranat and the Zionist
Century.
Number
2 (February, 1992): Lewis,
Anthony. Make No Law.
Number
2 (February 1998): Paulson, Ross
Evans. Liberty, Equality, and Justice: Civil Rights, Women's
Rights, and the Regulation of Business, 1865-1932.
Number
2 (February 1998): Porto, Brian L.
The Craft of Legal Reasoning.
Number
2 (February 1998): Sunstein, Cass
R. Free Markets and Social Justice.
Number
2 (February, 1992): Viscusi, W.
Kip. Reforming Product Liability.
Number
3 (March, 1992): Ackerman, Bruce.
We the People: Foundations.
Number
3 (March, 1992): Baer, Judith A.
Women in American Law.
Number
3 (MARCH, 1992): Braithwaite,
John and Philip Pettit. Not Just Deserts: A Republican Theory
of Criminal Justice.
Number
3 (March, 1992): Fineman, Martha
Albertson. The Illusion of Equality: The Rhetoric and Reality
of Divorce Reform.
Number
3 (March, 1992): Shattuck, Petra
T. and Jill Norgren. Partial Justice: Federal Indian Law in a
Liberal Constitutional System.
Number
3 (March, 1992): Stumpf, Harry P.
and John H. Culver. The Politics of State Courts.
Number
4 (April, 1992): Easterbrook,
Frank H. and Daniel R. Fischel. The Economic Structure of
Corporate Law.
Number
4 (April, 1992): Jones, Dorothy V.
Code of Peace: Ethics and Security in the World of Warlord States.
Number
4 (April, 1992): Neubauer, David
W. Judicial Process: Law, Courts, Politics in the United
States. [Graham review]
Number
5 (May, 1992): Ball, Howard and
Phillip J. Cooper. Of Power and Right: Hugo Black, William O.
Douglas and American's Constitutional Revolution.
Number
5 (May, 1992): Jacobs, Mark D.
Screwing the System and Making It Work.
Number
5 (May, 1992): Kuehn, Thomas.
Law, Family Women: Toward a Legal Anthropology of Renaissance Italy
Number
5 (May, 1992): Perry, H. W. Jr.
Deciding to Decide: Agenda Setting in the United States Supreme Court.
Number
5 (May, 1992): Sobol, Richard B.
Bending the Law: The Story of the Dalkon Shield Bankruptcy.
Number
5 (May, 1992): Yarbrough, Tinsley
E. John Marshall Harlan: Great Dissenter of the Warren Court.
Number
6 (June, 1992): Biskupic, Joan.
The Supreme Court Yearbook.
Number
6 (June, 1992): Delaney, Kevin J.
Strategic Bankruptcy: How Corporations and Creditors Use Chapter 11 to
their Strategic Advantage.
Number
6 (June, 1992): Kemerer, Frank R.
William Wayne Justice: A Judicial Biography.
Number
6 (June, 1992): Percy, Stephen L.
Disability, Civil Rights, and Public Policy: The Politics of
Implementation.
Number
7 (July, 1992): Burt, Robert A.
The Constitution in Conflict.
Number
7 (July, 1992): Graber, Mark A.
Transforming Free Speech: The Ambiguous Legacy of Civil Libertarianism.
Number
7 (July, 1992): Meyer, Michael J.
and W. A. Parent (ed.). The Constitution of Rights.
Number
7 (July, 1992): Powe, Lucas A. Jr.
The Fourth Estate and the Constitution: Freedom of Press in America.
Number
8 (August, 1992): Baker, Nancy V.
Conflicting Loyalties: Law Politics in the Attorney General's Office,
1789-1990.
Number
8 (August, 1992): Bushnell,
Eleanore. Crimes, Follies, and Misfortunes: The Federal
Impeachment Trials.
Number
8 (August, 1992): Leyh, Gregory
(ed.). Legal Hermeneutics: History, Theory, and Practice.
Number
8 (August, 1992): Posner, Richard
A. (ed.). The Essential Holmes.
Number
8 (August, 1992): Savage, David G.
Turning Right: The Making of the Rehnquist Supreme Court.
Number
8 (August, 1992): Smith,
Christopher E. Courts and the Poor.
Number
9 (September, 1992): Burgess,
Susan R. Contest for Constitutional Authority: The Abortion
and War Powers Debates.
Number
9 (September, 1992): Gates, John
B. The Supreme Court and Partisan Realignment: A Macro- and
Microlevel Perspective.
Number
9 (September, 1992): Hall, Kermit
L. and Eric W. Rise. From Local Courts to National Tribunals.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Barker,
Lucius J. and Twiley W. Barker Jr. Civil Liberties and the
Constitution.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Brest, Paul
and Sanford Levinson. Processes of Constitutional
Decisionmaking: Cases and Materials.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Ducat, Craig
and Harold W. Chase. Constitutional Interpretation.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Epstein, Lee
and Thomas G. Walker. Constitutional Law for a Changing
America.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Fisher, Louis.
American Constitutional Law.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Goldman,
Jerry. Review Essay: Is There a Canon of Constitutional Law?
Number
10 (October, 1992): Goldman,
Sheldon. Constitutional Law: Cases and Essays.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Gunther,
Gerald. Constitutional Law.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Leeson, Susan
M. and James C. Foster. Constitutional Law: Cases in Context.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Lockhart,
William B. Yale Kamisar, Jesse H. Choper, and Steven H. Shriffin.
Constitutional Law: Cases-Comments-Questions.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Mezey, Susan
Gluck. Special Editor's Introduction to Constitutional Law
Case Book Reviews.
Number
10 (October, 1992): O'Brien,
David M. Constitutional Law and Politics.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Perry,
Barbara A. A "Representative" Supreme Court? The Impact of
Race, Religion, and Gender on Appointments.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Rossum, Ralph
A. and G. Alan Tarr. American Constitutional Law: Cases and
Interpretations.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Starr, June.
Law as Metaphor: From Islamic Courts to the Palace of Justice.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Steamer,
Robert J. and Richard J. Maiman. American Constitutional Law.
Number
10 (October, 1992): Stone,
Geoffrey R. Louis M. Seidman, Cass R. Sunstein, and Mark V. Tushnet.
Constitutional Law.
Number
11 (November, 1992): Charns,
Alexander. Cloak and Gavel: FBI Wiretaps, Bugs, Informers,
and the Supreme Court.
Number
11 (November, 1992): Chilton,
Bradley Stewart. Prisons Under the Gavel: The Federal
Takeover of Georgia Prisons.
Number
11 (November, 1992): Grofman,
Bernard and Chandler Davidson (eds.). Controversies in
Minority Voting: The Voting Rights Act in Perspective.
Number
11 (November, 1992): Hoffer,
Peter Charles. Law and People in Colonial America.
Number
11 (November, 1992): Kmiec,
Douglas W. The Attorney General's Lawyer: Inside the Meese
Justice Department.
Number
11 (November, 1992): Marcus,
Maeva (ed.). Origins of the Federal Judiciary: Essays on the
Judiciary Act of 1789.
Number
11 (November, 1992): Zimring,
Franklin E. and Gordon Hawkins. The Search for Rational Drug
Control.
Number
12 (December, 1992): Hamilton, V.
Lee and Joseph Sanders. Everyday Justice: Responsibility and
the Individual in Japan and the United States.
Number
12 (December, 1992): Harriger,
Katy J. Independent Justice: The Federal Special Prosecutor
in American Politics.
Number
12 (December, 1992): Stone, Alec.
The Birth of Judicial Politics in France.