Number
1 (January,1996): Duggan, Lisa
and Nan D. Hunter. Sex Wars: Sexual Dissent and Political
Culture.
Number
1 (January,1996): Freedman,
Monroe H. and Eric M. Freedman (eds.). Group Defamation and
Freedom of Speech.
Number
1 (January, 1996): Hesse, Joachim
Jens and Nevil Johnson (eds.). Constitutional Policy and
Change in Europe.
Number
1 (January,1996): Komesar, Neil K.
Imperfect Alternatives: Choosing Institutions in Law, Economics, and
Public Policy.
Number
1 (January, 1996): Rosenbloom,
David H. and Richard D. Schwartz (eds.) Handbook of
Regulation and Administrative Law.
Number
1 (January, 1996): Tate, C. Neal
and Torbjorn Vallinder. The Global Expansion of Judicial
Power.
Number
2 (February, 1996): Cooper,
Phillip J. Battles on the Bench.
Number
2 (February, 1996): Maltese, John
Anthony. The Selling of Supreme Court Nominees.
Number
2 (February, 1996): Pinello,
Daniel R. The Impact of Judicial-Selection Method on
State-Supreme-Court Policy.
Number
2 (February, 1996): Smith, Steven
D. Foreordained Failure: The Quest for a Constitutional
Principle of Religious Freedom.
Number
2 (February, 1996): Vidmar, Neil.
Medical Malpractice and the American Jury.
Number
3 (March,1996): Blomberg, Thomas
G. and Stanley Cohen (eds.). Punishment and Social Control.
Number
3 (March, 1996): Brenner, Saul
and Harold J. Spaeth. Stare Indecisis
Number
3 (March,1996): Duxbury, Neil.
Patterns of American Jurisprudence.
Number
3 (March, 1996): Jasanoff, Sheila.
Science at the Bar: Law, Science and Technology in America.
Number
3 (March, 1966): Redish, Martin H.
The Constitution as Political Structure.
Number
3 (March, 1996): Smolla, Rodney A.
A Year in the Life of the Supreme Court.
Number
3 (March,1996): United States
Supreme Court Reports on CD-ROM (Howe edition).
Number
3 (March, 1996): Wikander,
UllaAlice Kessler-Harris and Jane Lewis (eds.). Protecting
Women: Labor Legislation in Europe, The United States, and Australia,
1880-1920.
Number
5 (May, 1996): Cortner, Richard C.
The Kingfish and the Constitution.
Number
5 (May, 1996): Jacobson, David.
Rights Across Borders: Immigration and the Decline of Citizenship.
Number
5 (May, 1996): Rosenberg, David.
The Hidden Holmes: His Theory of Torts in History
Number
5 (May, 1996): Sasson, Theodore.
Crime Talk: How Citizens Construct a Social Problem.
Number
5 (May, 1996): Wasby, Stephen L.
Race Relations Litigation in an Age of Complexity
Number
6 (June, 1996): Abel, Richard L.
Politics by Other Means: Law in the Struggle Against Apartheid,
1980-1994.
Number
6 (June , 1996): Allen, David S.
and Robert Jensen (eds.). Freeing the First Amendment:
Critical Perspectives on Freedom of Expression.
Number
6 (June, 1996): Chevigny, Paul.
Edge of the Knife: Police Violence in the Americas.
Number
6 (JUNE, 1996): Watson, George L.
and John A. Stookey. Shaping America: The Politics of Supreme
Court Appointments.
Number
7 (July, 1996): Newberg, Paula R.
Judging the State: Courts and Constitutional Politics in Pakistan.
Number
7 (July, 1996): Sarat, Austin and
Thomas R. Kearns (eds.). Identities, Politics, and Rights.
Number
8 (AUGUST, 1996): Blankenburg,
Erhard and Freek Bruinsma. Dutch Legal Culture.
Number
8 (AUGUST, 1996): Peritz, Rudolph
J. R. A Competition Policy in America, 1888-1992: History,
Rhetoric, Law.
Number
9 (SEPTEMBER, 1996): Brooks,
Peter and Saul Gewirtz, (eds.). Law's Stories: Narrative And
Rhetoric In The Law.
Number
9 (September, 1996): O'Brien,
David M.with Yasuo Ohkoshi. To Dream of Dreams: Religious
Freedom and Constitutional Politics in Postwar Japan.
Number
9 (SEPTEMBER, 1996): Samuels,
Suzanne Uttaro. Fetal Rights, Women's Rights: Gender Equality
In The Workplace.
Number
9 (September, 1996): Tarr, G.
Alan. (editor). Constitutional Politics in the States:
Contemporary Controversies and Historical Patterns
Number
10 (OCTOBER, 1996): Boaventura de
Sousa Santos. Toward a New Common Sense: Law, Science and
Politics in the Paradigmatic Transition.
Number
10 (October , 1996): Haines,
Herbert H. Against Capital Punishment: The Anti-Death Penalty
Movement In America, 1972-1994.
Number
10 (October , 1996): Harr,
Charles M. Suburbs Under Siege: Race, Space, and Audacious
Judges .
Number
10 (October, 1996): Jacob,
Herbert, Erhard Blankenburg, Herbert M. Kritzer, Doris Marie Provine,
Joseph Sanders. Courts, Law , and Politics In Comparative
Perspective.
Number
10 (October, 1996): Mezey, Susan
Gluck. Children in Court: Public Policymaking and Federal
Court Decisions.
Number
10 (October, 1996): Rudenstine,
David. The Day The Presses Stopped: A History of the Pentagon
Papers Case.
Number
10 (OCTOBER, 1996): de Sousa
Santos, Boaventura. Toward A New Common Sense: Law, Science
And Politics In The Paradigmatic Transition.
Number
11 (November, 1996): Amerasignhe,
C.F. Principles of the Institutional Law of International
Organizations.
Number
11 (November, 1996): Dinnage,
James D. and John F. Murphy. The Constitutional Law of the
European Union.
Number
12 (December, 1996): Adler, David
Gray and Larry N. George (eds.). The Constitution and the
Conduct of American Foreign Policy .
Number
12 (December, 1996): Barrow,
Deborah J., Gary Zuk, and Gerard S. Gryski. The Federal
Judiciary and Institutional Change.
Number
12 (December, 1996): Bertram,
Eva, Morris Blachman, Kenneth Sharpe, and Peter Andreas. Drug
War Politics: The Price of Denial.
Number
12 (December, 1996): Bork, Robert
H. Slouching Towards Gomorrah.
Number
12 (December, 1996): Hobson,
Charles F. The Great Chief Justice: John Marshall and the
Rule of Law.
Number
12 (December, 1996): Kyvig, David
E. Explicit And Authentic Acts: Amending The U.S.
Constitution, 1776-1995.
Number
12 (December, 1996): Lobban,
Michael. White Man's Justice: South African Political Trials
in the Black Consciousness Era .
Number
12 (December, 1996): Seron,
Caroll. The Business of Practicing Law.