Number
1 (January 2000): Baer, Judith A.
Our Lives Before the Law: Constructing a Femininist
Jurisprudence.
Number
1 (January 2000): Barclay, Scott.
An Appealing Act: Why People Appeal in Civil Cases.
Number
1 (January 2000): Burton, David H.
Taft, Holmes and the 1920's Court.
Number
1 (January 2000): Butler, David
The Law, Politics and the Constitution: Essays in Honour of Geoffrey
Marshall.
Number
1 (January 2000): Curriden, Mark
and Leroy Phillips, Jr. Contempt of Court: The
Turn-of-the-Century Lynching That Launched A Hundred Years of
Federalism.
Number
1 (January 2000): Ewick,
Patricia, Robert Kagan and Austin Sarat. Social Science,
Social Policy and the Law.
Number
1 (January 2000): Ewick, Patricia
and Susan S. Silbey. The Common Place of Law: Stories from
Everyday Life.
Number
1 (January 2000): Freeman,
Michael and Helen Reece (eds.). Science in Court.
Number
1 (January 2000): Jacobs, James
B. with Coleen Friel and Robert Radick. Gotham Unbound: How
New York City was Liberated From the Grip of Organized Crime.
Number
1 (January 2000): Johnstone,
Steven. Disputes and Democracy: The Consequences of
Litigation in Ancient Athens.
Number
1 (January 2000): Kramer, Matthew.
In Defense of Legal Positivism.
Number
1 (January 2000): Lopeman,
Charles S. The Activist Advocate: Policy Making in State
Supreme Courts.
Number
1 (January 2000): Popkin, William
D. Statutes in Courts: The History and Theory of Statutory
Interpretation.
Number
1 (January 2000): Przybyszewski,
Linda. The Republic According to John Marshall Harlan.
Number
1 (January 2000): Sadurski,
Wojciech. Freedom of Speech and Its Limits.
Number
1 (January 2000): Slotnick,
Elliot E. (ed.). Judicial Politics: Readings from Judicature,
Second Edition.
Number
1 (January 2000): Sommerlad,
Hilary and Peter Sanderson. Gender, Choice and Commitment:
Women Solicitors in England and Wales and the Struggle for Equal Rights.
Number
1 (January 2000): Stephenson,
Donald Grier Campaigns and the Court: The US Supreme Court in
Presidential Elections.
Number
1 (January 2000): Strasser, Mark.
The Challenge of Same-Sex Marriage: Federalist Principles and
Constitutional Protections.
Number
1 (January 2000): Symonides,
Janusz Human Rights: New Dimensions and Challenges.
Number
1 (January 2000): Tie, Warwick.
Legal Pluralism: Towards a Multicultural Conception of the Law.
Number
1 (January 2000): Wall, David S.
The Chief Constables of England and Wales: The Socio-Legal History of a
Criminal Justice Elite.
Number
2 (February 2000): Alexander,
Larry (ed.). Constitutionalism: Philosophical Perspectives.
Number
2 (February 2000): Anderson, John
C. Why Lawyers Derail Justice: Probing the Roots of Legal
Injustices.
Number
2 (February 2000): Asher, Brad.
Beyond the Reservation: Indians, Settlers and the Law in Washington
Territory, 1853-1889.
Number
2 (February 2000): Ball, Howard.
Prosecuting War Crimes and Genocide: The Twentieth Century Experience.
Number
2 (February 2000): Banks,
Christopher P Judicial Politics in the D.C. Circuit Court.
Number
2 (February 2000): Cownie, Fiona
(ed.). The Law School: Global Issues, Local Questions.
Number
2 (February 2000): Foerstel,
Herbert N. Freedom of Information and the Right to Know: The
Origins and Applications of the Freedom of Information Act.
Number
2 (February 2000): Keeton, Robert
E. Keeton on Judging in the American Legal System.
Number
2 (February 2000): Langum, David
J. William M. Kunstler: The Most Hated Lawyer in America.
Number
2 (February 2000): Levy, Leonard.
Origins of the Bill of Rights.
Number
2 (February 2000): Lynch, Joseph
M. Negotiating the Constitution: The Earliest Debates Over
Original Intent.
Number
2 (February 2000): Mills, Kurt.
Human Rights in the Emerging Global Order: A New Sovereignty?
Number
2 (February 2000): Mills, Linda G.
A Penchant for Justice: Unraveling Bias in Judicial Decision-Making.
Number
2 (February 2000): Nelson, Robert
L. Legalizing Gender Inequality: Courts, Markets and Unequal
Pay for Women in America.
Number
2 (February 2000): Perry, Barbara
A. The Priestly Tribe: The Supreme Court's Image in the
American Mind.
Number
2 (February 2000): Pickus, Noah M.
Immigration and Citizenship in the 21st Century.
Number
2 (February 2000): Priban, Jiri
and Jerry Young. The Rule of Law in Central Europe: The
Reconstruction of Legality, Constitutionalism and Civil Society in the
Post-Communist Countries.
Number
2 (February 2000): Reisman, W.
Michael. Law in Brief Encounters.
Number
2 (February 2000): Rothenberg,
Elliot C. The Taming of the Press: Cohen v. Cowles Media
Company.
Number
2 (February 2000): Silverman, Eli
B. NYPD Battles Crime: Innovative Strategies.
Number
2 (February 2000): Skogan, Wesley
G. and Susan M. Hartnett. Community Policing, Chicago Style.
Number
2 (February 2000): Villiers,
Charlotte. The Spanish Legal Tradition: An Introduction to
the Spanish Law and Legal System.
Number
2 (February 2000): Vogt, Roy.
Whose Property?: The Deepening Conflict Between Private Property and
Democracy in Canada.
Number
2 (February 2000): Wilhelmsson
Thomas and Samuli Hurri (eds.) From Dissonance to Sense:
Welfare State Expectations, Privatisation and Private Law.
Number
2 (February 2000): Wilkins, David
American Indian Sovereignty and the US Supreme Court: The Masking of
Justice.
Number
3 (March 2000): Backhouse,
Constance. Colour Coded: A Legal History of Racism in Canada,
1900-1950.
Number
3 (March 2000): Bandes, Susan
(ed.). The Passions of Law.
Number
3 (March 2000): Feeley, Malcolm
and Edward L. Rubin. Judicial Policy Making and the Modern
State: How the Courts Reformed America's Prisons.
Number
3 (March 2000): Field, Martha A.
and Valerie A. Sanchez. Equal Treatment for People with
Mental Retardation: Having and Raising Children.
Number
3 (March 2000): Garth, Bryant G.
and Austin Sarat (eds.). Justice and Power in Socio-Legal
Studies.
Number
3 (March 2000): Graham, Lawrence
D. Legal Battles that Shaped the Computer Industry.
Number
3 (March 2000): Gummow, William.
Change and Continuity: Statute, Equity and Federalism.
Number
3 (March 2000): Perry, Michael J.
We the People: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Supreme
Court.
Number
3 (March 2000): Porsdam, Helle.
Legally Speaking: Contemporary American Culture and the Law.
Number
3 (March 2000): Regan, Frances et
al. The Transformation of Legal Aid: Comparative and
Historical Studies.
Number
3 (March 2000): Sheffer, Martin S.
God Versus Caesar: Belief, Worship and Proselytizing Under the First
Amendment.
Number
3 (March 2000): Stevens, Richard
G. and Matthew J. Franck (eds.). Sober as a Judge: The
Supreme Court and Republican Liberty.
Number
3 (March 2000): Sunstein, Cass R.
Behavioral Law and Economics.
Number
4 (April 2000): Arend, Anthony
Clark. Legal Rules and International Society.
Number
4 (April 2000): Coombe, Rosemary
J. The Cultural Life of Intellectual Properties: Authorship,
Appropriation, and the Law.
Number
4 (April 2000): DeLaet, Debra L.
U.S. Immigration Policy in an Age of Rights.
Number
4 (April 2000): Feldman, Stephen
M. American Legal Though from Pre-Modernism to
Post-Modernism: An Intellectual Voyage.
Number
4 (April 2000): Haines, David W.
and Karen E. Rosenblum (eds.). Illegal Immigration in
America: A Reference Handbook.
Number
4 (April 2000): Hall, Kermit L.
(ed.). The Oxford Guide to United States Supreme Court
Decisions.
Number
4 (April 2000): Keen, Lisa and
Suzanne B. Goldberg. Strangers to the Law: Gay People on
Trial.
Number
4 (April 2000): Pratt, Walter F.
The Supreme Court Under Edward Douglass White 1910-1921.
Number
4 (April 2000): Schulhofer,
Stephen J. Unwanted Sex: The Culture of Intimidation and
the Failure of Law.
Number
4 (April 2000): Sheleff, Leon.
The Future of Tradition: Customary Law, Common Law and Legal Pluralism.
Number
4 (April 2000): Solimine, Michael
E. and James L. Walker. Respecting State Courts: The
Inevitability of Judicial Federalism.
Number
4 (April 2000): Trakman, Leon and
Sean Gatien. Rights and Responsibilities.
Number
4 (April 2000): Weinstein, James.
Hate Speech, Pornography and the Radical Attack on Free Speech Doctrine.
Number
4 (April 2000): Whittington,
Keith E. Constitutional Interpretation: Textual Meaning,
Original Intent and Judicial Review.
Number
4 (April 2000): Zuckerman, Adrian
A. S. (ed.). Civil Justice in Crisis: Comparative
Perspectives of Civil Procedure.
Number
5 (May 2000): Brown, M.
Christopher II The Quest to Define Collegiate Desegregation:
Black Colleges, Title VI Compliance, and Post-Adams Litigation.
Number
5 (May 2000): Crapanzano, Vincent.
Serving the Word: Literalism in America from the Pulpit to the Bench.
Number
5 (May 2000): Craycraft, Kenneth
R. The American Myth of Religious Freedom.
Number
5 (May 2000): Cushman, Barry.
Rethinking the New Deal Court: The Structure of a Constitutional
Revolution.
Number
5 (May 2000): Darian-Smith, Eve
and Peter Fitzpatrick (eds.). Laws of the Postcolonial.
Number
5 (May 2000): Duxbury, Neil.
Random Justice: On Lotteries and Legal Decision-Making.
Number
5 (May 2000): Fletcher, Joseph
(ed.). Ideas in Action: Essays on Politics and Law in Honour
of Peter Russell.
Number
5 (May 2000): Gaab, Jeffrey S.
Justice Delayed: The Restoration of Justice in Bavaria Under American
Occupation, 1945-1949.
Number
5 (May 2000): Jaffa, Harry V.
Storm Over the Constitution.
Number
5 (May 2000): MacCormick, Neil.
Questioning Sovereignty.
Number
5 (May 2000): Mazur, Eric
Michael. The Americanization of Religious Minorities:
Confronting Constitutional Order.
Number
5 (May 2000): Regan, Milton C.
Alone Together: Law and the Meanings of Marriage.
Number
5 (May 2000): Taslitz, Andrew E.
Rape and the Culture of the Courtroom.
Number
5 (May 2000): Volcansek, Mary L.
Constitutional Politics in Italy: The Constitutional Court.
Number
5 (May 2000): Yamamoto, Eric K.
Interracial Justice: Conflict and Reconciliation in Post Civil Rights
America.
Number
6 (June 2000): Abraham, Henry J.
Justices, Presidents and Senators: A History of the US Supreme Court
Appointments from Washington to Clinton.
Number
6 (June 2000): Carney, David E.
(Ed.) To Promote the General Welfare: A Communitarian Legal
Reader.
Number
6 (June 2000): Coutin, Susan
Bibler. Legalizing Moves: Salvadoran Immigrants Struggle for
US Residency.
Number
6 (June 2000): Darian-Smith, Eve.
Bridging Divides: The Channel Tunnel and English Legal Identity in the
New Europe.
Number
6 (June 2000): Deleon-Granados,
William. Travels Through Crime and Place: Community Building
as Crime Control.
Number
6 (June 2000): Dworkin, Ronald.
Sovereign Virtue: The Theory and Practice of Equality.
Number
6 (June 2000): Feldman, Eric A.
and Ronald Bayer. Blood Feuds: Aids, Blood and the Politics
of Medical Disaster.
Number
6 (June 2000): Genn, Hazel.
Paths to Justice: What People Do and Think About Going to Law.
Number
6 (June 2000): Guliuzza, Frank.
Over The Wall: Protecting Religious Expression in the Public Square.
Number
6 (June 2000): Lipkin, Robert
Justin. Constitutional Revolutions: Pragmatism and the Role
of Judicial Review in American Constitutionalism.
Number
6 (June 2000): Peters, Shawn
Francis. Judging Jehovah's Witnesses: Religious Persecution
and the Dawn of the Rights Revolution.
Number
6 (June 2000): Sugarman, Stephen
and Frank Kemerer. School Choice and Social Controversy:
Politics, Policy and Law.
Number
6 (June 2000): Urofsky, Melvin L.
Lethal Judgements: Assisted Suicide and American Law.
Number
7 (July 2000): Brooks, Peter
Troubling Confessions: Speaking Guilt in Law and Literature.
Number
7 (July 2000): Craig, John D
R. Privacy and Employment Law.
Number
7 (July 2000): Erickson, Rosemary
J. and Rita J. Simon The Use of Social Science Data In
Supreme Court Decisions.
Number
7 (July 2000): Freedman, Amy L.
and Stanley B. Lubman. Response By The Author, Stanley
Lubman, to Amy L. Freedman, Review of Bird In A Cage: Legal Reform In
China After Mao, by Stanley B. Lubman and Reply By The Reviewer, Amy L.
Freedman.
Number
7 (July 2000): Hutchinson, Allan
C. It's All in the Game: A Nonfoundationalist Account of Law
and Adjudication.
Number
7 (July 2000): Kinkley, Jeffrey C.
Chinese Justice, The Fiction: Law and Literature in Modern China.
Number
7 (July 2000): Koh, Harold Hongju
and Ronald C. Slye (Eds.). Deliberative Democracy and Human
Rights.
Number
7 (July 2000): Lubman, Stanley B.
Bird In A Cage: Legal Reform in China After Mao.
Number
7 (July 2000): Mezey, Susan Gluck.
Pitiful Plaintiffs: Child Welfare Litigation and the Federal Courts.
Number
7 (July 2000): Mink, Gwendolyn
Hostile Environment: The Political Betrayal of Sexually Harrassed Women.
Number
7 (July 2000): Morton, F.L. and
Rainer Knopff. The Charter Revolution and the Court Party.
Number
7 (July 2000): O'Brien, Gail
Williams. The Color of the Law: Race, Violence, and Justice
in the Post-World War II South.
Number
7 (July 2000): Purcell, Edward A.
Brandeis and the Progressive Constitution, Erie, the Judicial Power,
and the Politics of the Federal Courts in Twentieth Century America.
Number
7 (July 2000): Richards, David
A.J. Identity and the Case for Gay Rights: Race, Gender,
Religion as Analogies.
Number
7 (July 2000): Robarge, David.
A Chief Justice's Progress: John Marshall From Revolutionary Virginia
to the Supreme Court.
Number
7 (July 2000): Veitch, Scott
Moral Conflict and Legal Reasoning.
Number
8 (August 2000): Bamberger,
Michael A Reckless Legislation: How Lawmakers Ignore the
Constitution.
Number
8 (August 2000): Baxter, Maurice
C. Henry Clay The Lawyer.
Number
8 (August 2000): Davis, Derek H.
Religion and the Continental Congress, 1774-1789: Contributions to
Original Intent.
Number
8 (August 2000): Friedman, David D
Law's Order: What Economics Has To Do With Law and Why It Matters.
Number
8 (August 2000): Hartog, Hendrik.
Man and Wife in America.
Number
8 (August 2000): Hunt, Alan.
Governing Morals: A Social History of Moral Regulation.
Number
8 (August 2000): Kaplan, Alice
The Collaborator: The Trial and Execution of Robert Brasillach.
Number
8 (August 2000): MacDougall,
Bruce. Queer Judgements: Homosexuality, Expression, and the
Courts in Canada.
Number
8 (August 2000): Minda, Gary.
Boycott in America: How Imagination and Ideology Shape the Legal Mind.
Number
8 (August 2000): Prillaman,
William C. The Judiciary and Democratic Decay in Latin
America.
Number
8 (August 2000): Solyom, Laszlo
and George Brunner. Constitutional Judiciary in a New
Democracy: The Hungarian Constitutional Court.
Number
8 (August 2000): Spitzer, Robert
J. (ed.). Politics and Constitutionalism: The Louis Fisher
Connection.
Number
8 (August 2000): Sweet, Alec
Stone. Governing With Judges: Constitutional Politics in
Europe.
Number
8 (August 2000): Wilson,
Christopher P Cop Knowledge: Police Power and Cultural
Narrative in Twentieth Century America.
Number
9 (September 2000): Black, David
A. Law in Film: Resonance and Representation.
Number
9 (September 2000): Yarbrough,
Tinsley E. The Rehnquist Court and the Constitution.
Number
10 (October 2000): Abrams, Roger
I.. The Money Pitch: Baseball Free Agency and Salary
Arbitration.
Number
10 (October 2000): Bell, Daniel A.
East Meets West: Human Rights and Democracy in East Asia.
Number
10 (October 2000): Caulfield,
Sueann. In Defense of Honor: Sexual Morality, Modernity and
Nation in Early Twentieth Century Brazil.
Number
10 (October 2000): Cooter, Robert
D. The Strategic Constitution.
Number
10 (October 2000): Feldman, Eric.
The Ritual of Rights in Japan: Law, Society and Health Policy.
Number
10 (October 2000): Geisler,
Charles and Gail Daneker (eds.). Property and Values:
Alternatives to Public and Private Ownership.
Number
10 (October 2000): Jamieson,
Alison. The Anti-Mafia: Italy's Fight Against Organized Crime.
Number
10 (October 2000): Maltz, Earl M
The Chief Justiceship of Warren Burger, 1969-1986.
Number
10 (October 2000): Palmer, Larry
I. Endings and Beginnings: Law, Medicine and Society in
Assisted Life and Death.
Number
10 (October 2000): Pue, Wesley
(Ed.). Pepper In Our Eyes: The APEC Affair.
Number
10 (October 2000): Rosenblum,
Nancy L. Obligations of Citizenship and Demands of Faith:
Religious Accomodationin Pluralist Democracies.
Number
10 (October 2000): Roth, Rachel.
Making Women Pay: The Hidden Costs of Fetal Rights.
Number
10 (October 2000): Scaturro,
Frank J. The Supreme Court's Retreat from Reconstruction: A
Distortion of Constitutional Jurisprudence.
Number
10 (October 2000): Sherwin,
Richard K. When Law Goes Pop: The Vanishing Line Between
Law and Popular Culture.
Number
10 (October 2000): Shevory,
Thomas C. Body/Politics: Studies in Reproduction,
Production and (Re)Construction.
Number
10 (October 2000): Sloan, Frank
A. et al. Drinkers, Drivers and Bartenders: Balancing Private
Choices and Public Accountability.
Number
10 (October 2000): Sossin, Lorne
M. Boundaries of Judicial Review: The Laws of
Justiciability in Canada.
Number
10 (October 2000): Valverde,
Mariana. Diseases of the Will: Alcohol and the Dilemmas of
Freedom.
Number
11 (November 2000): Allen, W.B.
and Kevin A. Cloonan. The Federalist Papers: A Commentary.
Number
11 (November 2000): Boon, Andrew
and Jennifer Levin. The Ethics and Conduct of Lawyers in
England and Wales.
Number
11 (November 2000): Doern, G.
Bruce and Markus Sharaput. Canadian Intellectual Property:
The Politics of Innovating Institutions and Interests.
Number
11 (November 2000): Glass
Geltman, Elizabeth. Recycling Land: Understanding the Legal
Landscape of Brownfield Development.
Number
11 (November 2000): Levit, Nancy
The Gender Line: Men, Women and the Law.
Number
11 (November 2000): Lin, Ann Chih.
Reform in the Making: The Implementation of Social Policy in Prison.
Number
11 (November 2000): Nirmal,
Chiranjivi J. Human Rights in India: Historical, Social and
Political Perspectives.
Number
11 (November 2000): Roberts, Paul
Craig and Lawrence M. Stratton. The Tyranny of Good
Intentions: How Prosecutors and Bureaucrats are Trampling the
Constitution in the Name of Justice.
Number
11 (November 2000): Salomone,
Rosemary C. Visions of Schooling: Conscience, Community and
Common Education.
Number
11 (November 2000): Simon,
William. The Practice of Justice: A Theory of Lawyers' Ethics.
Number
11 (November 2000): Woodiwiss,
Anthony Globalisation, Human Rights and Labour Law in Pacific
Asia.
Number
12 (December 2000): Bass, Gary
Johnathan. Stay the Hand of Vengence: The Politics of War
Crimes Trial.
Number
12 (December 2000): Bevacqua,
Maria. Rape on the Public Agenda: Feminism and the Politics
of Sexual Assault.
Number
12 (December 2000): Bloomfield,
Maxwell. Peaceful Revolution: Constitutional Change and
American Culture from Progressivism to the New Deal.
Number
12 (December 2000):
Hollingsworth, Peggie J. (ed.). Unfettered Expression:
Freedom in American Intellectual Life.
Number
12 (December 2000): Irons, Peter.
A People's History of the Supreme Court.
Number
12 (December 2000): Jolowicz, J.A.
On Civil Procedure.
Number
12 (December 2000): O'Connell
Rory. Legal Theory in the Crucible of Constitutional Justice:
A Study of Judges and Political Morality in Canada, Ireland and Italy.
Number
12 (December 2000): Rotberg,
Robert I. and Dennis Thompson. Truth v. Justice: The Morality
of Truth Commissions.
Number
12 (December 2000): Schwartz,
Herman. The Struggle for Constitutional Justice in
Post-Communist Europe.
Number
12 (December 2000): Smith,
Christopher E. and Joyce A. Baugh. The Real Clarence Thomas:
Confirmation Veracity Meets Performance Reality.