1992
In Tribute: Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall
A Tribute
to Thurgood Marshall - William J. Brennan, Jr.
Thurgood Marshall: The Influence of a Raconteur - Sandra
Day O’Connor
Reflections on Justice Marshall - Robert L. Carter
The Noblest Roman of Them All: A Tribute to Thurgood
Marshall - Louis F. Claiborne
The Privilege of Clerking for Thurgood Marshall - Susan
Low Bloch
John Marshall Harlan I and a Color-Blind Constitution:
The Frankfurter-Harlan II Conversations - Liva Baker
Chief Justice Taney and the Shadow of Dred Scott
- Robert L. Stern, William Paterson, Charles
F. Hickox III and Andrew C. Laviano
President Washington’s Appointments to the Supreme
Court - Brooks D. Simpson
Robert H. Jackson: "Solicitor General for Life"
- E. Barrett Prettyman, Jr.
The Supreme Court Fleet - James B. O’Hara
Potter Stewart " The Unpredictable Vote
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
The Judicial Bookshelf–Continued - Michael
H. Cardozo
1993
Editorial
Foreword - Melvin I. Urofsky
A Tribute to Byron R. White - William H. Rehnquist
On Greatness and Constitutional Vision: Justice Byron
R. White - Rex E. Lee
Writing Supreme Court History - Mark Tushnet
Brown v. Board of Education Revisited - Herbert
Brownell
Louis Brandeis: Lawyer and Judge - Philippa Strum
Dennis v. United States: Great Cases or Cold War
Relic? - Michael Belknap
The Appointment of John McLean to the Supreme Court
- Michael A. Kahn
Suits Against States - Maeva Marcus and Natalie
Wexler
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson,
Jr.
1994
Editorial
Foreword - Melvin I. Urofsky
A Tribute to Justice Harry A. Blackmun - William
H. Rehnquist
The Justice Who Grew - Harold Hongju Koh
Writing Supreme Court Biography: A Single Lens View
of a Nine-Sided Image - Stephen J. Wermeil
Freedom of Speech, 1919 and 1994: Justice Holmes after
Seventy-Five Years - Richard Polenberg
The Nineteenth Annual Lecture: Dissenting Opinions -
Antonin Scalia
David Josiah Brewer: A Conservative Justice Reconsidered
- Joseph Gordon Hylton
The Cherokee Cases of the 1830s - Jill Norgren
"Hooted Down the Page of History" Reconsidering
the Greatness of Chief Justice Taney - Paul Finkelman
The Supreme Court and Impartial Justice: The View from
the 1790s - Robert P. Frankel, Jr.
In Black and White: Chinese in the Mississippi Delta
- Jeannie Rhee
Learned Hand, The Man and Judge: A Review Essay
- David W. Levy
Justice Lewis F. Powell, Jr.: A Biography: A Review
Essay - Norman Dorsen
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
1995
Introduction
Editorial
Foreword - Melvin I. Urofsky
Eulogy for Warren E. Burger - J. Michael Luttig
Canadian Justice: Celebrating Differences and Sharing
Problems - Claire L’Heureux-Dube
Articles
.
Gladly Wolde
He Teche: Students, Canon, and Supreme Court History
- William M. Wiecek
Divided Loyalties: Justice William Johnson and the Rise
of Disunion in South Carolina, 1822-1834 - Timothy
S. Huebner
Lochner v. New York: Rehabilitated and Revised,
but Still Reviled - Paul Kens
Judge Learned Hand: The Man, the Myth, the Biography
- Gerald Gunther
Legitimating Liberalism: the New Deal Image-makers and
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. - I Scott Messinger
Documents
.
John Marshall’s
Supreme Court Practice: A Letter Comes to Light - James
C. Brandow
The Court Diary of Justice William O. Douglas - Preface
by Sheldon S. Cohen
Introduction by Philip E. Urofsky
Diary edited by Philip E. Urofsky
Memoirs
.
Clerking
for Harlan Fiske Stone - Milton C. Handler
Reminiscences of the Solicitor General’s Office
- Robert L. Stern
In
Retrospect .
The Business
of the Supreme Court Revisited - John Paul Jones
Book
Reviews .
Justice
George Sutherland and the Status Quo: A Biographical
and Review essay - Gary C. Leedes
Hugo L. Black and the Challenges of Judicial Biography
- R. B. Bernstein
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
1996
Vol. I
The
Supreme Court and World War II
Introduction
- Leon Silverman
The Court at War and the War at the Court - Melvin
I. Urofsky
Property Rights and the Supreme Court in World War II
- James W. Ely, Jr.
The Supreme Court and Racial Equality during World War
II - Mary L. Dudziak
The Cramer Treason Case - J. Woodford Howard, Jr.
The Saboteur’s Case - David J. Danelski
The First Amendment and World War II - Tony A. Freyer
Justice Jackson and the Nuremburg Trails - Dennis
J. Hutchinson
1996
Vol. II
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The Appellate Committee and the Supreme Court: Anglo-American
Comparisons - Lord Woolf
The Story-Holmes Seat - Harry A. Blackmun
Symposium on Documentary Editing and the
Early Court
Documentary
Editing and the Jay Court: Opening New Lines of Inquiry
- Ene Sirvet and R.B. Bernstein
John Jay, Judicial Independence, and Advising Coordinate
Branches - Ene Sirvet and R.B. Bernstein
John Marshall and His Papers - Charles F. Hobson
John Marshall and the Fairfax Litigation: The Background
of Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee - Charles F.
Hobson
Documenting Judicial History: The Supreme Court of the
United States, 1789-1800 - Maeva Marcus
Georgia v. Brailsford - Maeva Marcus
Articles
Oliver Ellsworth
- William R. Casto
Cardozo and the Criminal Law: Palko v. Connecticut
Reconsidered - Richard Polenberg
Appealing Supreme Court Decisions: Constitutional Amendments
as Checks on Judicial Review - David E. Kyvig
The Fuller Court and Takings Jurisprudence - James
W. Ely, Jr.
The Demise of an "Extraordinary Criminal Procedure":
Klopfer v. North Carolina and the Incorporation
of the Sixth Amendment’s Speedy Trail Provision
- Joseph
Mosnier
In Retrospect
The Supreme
Court in United States History: A New Appreciation -
Michael Allan Wolfe
Book Reviews
The Judicial
Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
1997
Vol. 1
The
Supreme Court and the New Deal
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Dawn of the Conservative Era - Paul Kens
The Court in the Progressive Era - Benno C. Schmidt,
Jr.
The Return of the Four Horsemen - Hadley P. Arkes
The Nine Justices Respond to the 1937 Crisis - William
E. Leuchtemburg, Jr.
Chief Justice Hughes’ Letter on Court-Packing -
Richard D. Friedman
The New Deal Court in the 1940s: Its Constitutional
Legacy - David P. Currie
Bibliographic Essay - David P. Currie
1997
Vol. II
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The High Court of Australia - Michael Hudson McHugh
The Virtue of Defeat: Plessy v. Ferguson in Retrospect
- Clarence Thomas
In the Shadow of the Chief: The Role of the Senior Associate
Justice - Sandra L. Wood
William Paterson and the National Jurisprudence: Two
Draft Opinions on the Sedition Law of 1798 and the Federal
Common Law - William James Hull Hoffer
Prigg v. Pennsylvania: Understanding Joseph Story’s
Pro-Slavery Nationalism - Paul Finkelman
Abraham Lincoln’s Appointments to the Supreme Court:
A Master Politician at his Craft - Michael A. Kahn
Advocates at Cross-Purposes: The Briefs on Behalf of
Zoning in the Supreme Court - Garrett Power
"Compelled by Conscientious Duty": Village
of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co. as Romance - Michael
Allan Wolf
"Dear Mr. Justice": Public Correspondence
with Memebers of the Supreme Court - John W. Johnson
Personal Rights, Public Wrongs: The Gaines Case and
the Beginning of the End of Segregation - Kevin
M. Kruse
In Retrospect: The Life of John Marshall Revisited -
Alexander Wohl
Book
Reviews
Review of
Mark V. Tushnet, Making Civil Rights Law: Thurgood Marshall
and the Supreme Court, 1936-1961 and Making Constitutional
Law: Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court, 1961-1991
- Elizabeth Garrett
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
1998
Vol. 1
The
Chief Justices
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Chief Justice John Marshall (1801-1835) - Herbert
A. Johnson
Out of the Shadow: Roger Brooke Taney as Chief Justice
- James B. O’Hara
Melville Fuller Reconsidered - James W. Ely, Jr.
Judicial Management and Judicial Disinterest: The Achievements
and Perils of Chief Justice William Howard Taft - Robert
Post
The Hughes Court and Constitutional Consultation - Barry
Cushman
Chief Justice Earl Warren: Super Chief in Action - Bernard
Schwartz
Hail to the Chief: A Bibliographical Essay on Six Chief
Justices of the United States - John B. Taylor
1998
Vol. 2
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Letter to the Editor - Milton C. Handler
"Presenting the case of the United States As It
Should Be": The Solicitor General in Historical
Context - Seth P. Waxman
Constitutional Change in the United Kingdom: British
Solutions to Universal Problems - Alexander Andrew
Mackay Irvine
Supreme Court Law Clerk, 1957-1958, A Reminiscence -
Alan C. Kohn
Wheaton v. Greenleaf: A (Story) Tale of Three Reporters
- Stephen R. McAllister
Race, Marriage, and the Supreme Court from Pace v.
Alabama (1883) to Loving v. Virginia (1967)
- Peter Wallenstein
Anitrust and Baseball: Stealing Holmes - Kevin D.
McDonald
Justice Levi Woodbury: A Reputational Study - William
Bader and Roy M. Mersky
Beyond the Bottom Line: The Value of Judicial Biography
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Volume
24: Issue 1, March 1999
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The First Fifty Years of the Supreme Court of Israel
- Haim H. Cohen
Before It Was Merely Difficult: Belva Lockwood’s
Life in Law and Politics - Jill Norgren
Lucile Lomen: The First Woman to Clerk at the Supreme
Court - David J. Danelski
Justice Henry Baldwin’s Lost Opinion in Worcester
v. Georgia - Lyndsey G. Robertson
Chief Justice John Marshall Harlan’s Last Campaign:
Georgia, Jackson, and the Cherokee Cases - R. Kent
Newmyer
Two Asian Laundry Cases - David E. Bernstein
Ohio v. the Bank: An Historical Examination of Osborn
v. The Bank of the United States - Patricia
L. Franz
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Volume
24: Issue 2, July 1999
The
Supreme Court and African-Americans
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Post-Plessy, Pre-Brown: "Logical Exactness"
in enforcing Equal Rights - Andrew Kull
A Time to Lose - Paul E. Wilson
If…. - Jack Greenberg
African-American Rights After Brown - Gerald
N. Rosenberg
A Half-Century of Presidential Race Inititiatives: Some
Reflections - John Hope Franklin
Volume
24; Issue 3, December 1999
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
George Washington’s Appointments to the Supreme
Court - Maeva Marcus
Remembering Great Ladies: Supreme Court Wives’
Stories - Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Laura W. Brill
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Years after Slaughterhouse:
Where’s the Beef? - Jonathon Lurie
Re-hearing "Fighting Words": Chaplinsky
v. New Hampshire in Retrospect - Shawn Francis
Peters
Before Brown: The Racial Integration of American
Higher Education - David W. Levy
Book Reviews
Taking Decisions
Seriously, a Review of Rethinking the New Deal Court:
The Structure of a Constitutional Revolution - Richard
D. Friedman
Prophet or Example: A Review of The Republic According
to John Marshall Harlan - Tony A. Freyer
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Volume
25, Issue 1, March 2000
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Admiralty Law and Neutrality Policy in the 1790s: An
Example of Judicial , Legislative, and Executive Cooperation
- Elliott Ashkenazi
The Jacksonian Origins of Chase Court Activism - Mark
A. Graber
"The Defendant Has Seemed to Live a Charmed Life":
Hopt v. Utah:Territorial Justice, The Supreme
Court of the United States, and the Late Nineteenth
Century Death Penalty Jurisprudence - Sidney L.
Herring and Kathryn Swedlow
Justice Harlan’s "Great Betrayal"? A
Reconsideration of Cumming v. Richmond County
Board of Education - C. Ellen Connally
Plessy versus Lochner: The Berea College
Case - David E. Bernstein
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Volume
25; Issue 2, July 2000
The
Supreme Court and Free Speech
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The Origins and Foundations of the First Amendment and
the Alien and Sedition Acts - Murray Dry
Free Speech: The Lost Years - David M. Rabban
The Clear and Present Danger Test - Douglas Laycock
Issue: The Clear and Present Danger Test - Walter
Berns and Philippa Strum
Free Expression in the Warren and Burger Courts - Lilian
R. BeVier
Volume
25: Issue 3, November 2000
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The Cherokee Indians and the Supreme Court - Stephen
Breyer
The Religion of a Jurist: Justice David J. Brewer and
the Christian Nation - Linda Przybyszewski
The Naturalization of Douglas Clyde Macintosh, Alien
Theologian - Ronald B. Flowers
Calvin Coolidge and the Supreme Court - Russell
Fowler
The Tenth Justice: The Retirement of William O. Douglas
- Artemus Ward
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Volume
26, Issue 1, March 2001
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Citators Beware: Stylistic Variations in Different Publisher’s
Versions of Early Supreme Court Opinions - Jon O. Newman
The Role of the Supreme Court Reporter in History -
Frank D. Wagner
Conscience in the Court, 1931-1946: Religion as Duty
and Choice - Jeffrey M. Anderson
Felix Frankfurter, Incorporation and the Willie Francis
Case - William M. Wiecek
Women Advocates Before the Court - Clare Cushman
Revivifying Political Science: Lucas A. Powe, Jr., on
the Warren Court - Melvin I. Urofsky
Volume
26: Issue 2, July 2001
Foreword
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Introduction - Linda Przybyszewski
Some Memories of a Long Life 1854-1911 - Malvina
Harlan Shanklin
Volume 26: Issue 3, November
2001
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The Helderberg Advocate: A Public-Nuisance Prosecution
a Century before Near v. Minnesota - Ralph
Frasca
Just What the Doctor Ordered: The Harrison Anto-Narcotic
Act, the Supreme Court and the Federal Regulation of
Medical Practice, 1915-1919 - Kurt Hohenstein
Brandeis, Erie, and the New Deal "Constitutional
Revolution" - Edward A. Purcell, Jr.
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Race, Education and the Courts: A Review of James
T. Patterson’s Brown v. Board of Education:
A Civil Rights Milestone and Its Troubled Legacy - Gregory
Nelson Hite
Volume
27: Issue, 1, March 2002
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
The Supreme Court in the Nineteenth Century - William
H. Rehnquist
The Clerk, the Thief, His Life as a Baker: Ashton Embry
and the Supreme Court Leak Scandal - John B. Owens
Human Dignity and the Claim of Meaning: Athenian Tragic
Drama and Supreme Court opinions - James Boyd White
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Review of Edward A. Purcell, Jr., Brandeis and the
Progressive Constitution: Erie, the Judicial Power,
and the Politics of Federal Courts in Twentieth-Century
America
Volume
27: Issue 2, July 2002
Introduction
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Error of Appeal? Navigating Review Under the Supreme
Court’s Admiralty Jurisdiction, 1789-1800 - Robert
Feikema Karachuk
A Falling Out: The Relationship Between Oliver Wendell
Holmes and Theodore Roosevelt - Richard H. Wagner
John Marshall Harlan II, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court 1955-1971: Remembrances by His Law Clerks - Norman
Dorsen and Amelia Ames Newcomb, editors
The History of the Per Curiam Opinion: Consensus and
Individual Expression on the Supreme Court - Laura
Krugman Ray
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson
Volume
27: Issue 3, November 2002
Chief
Justice John Marshall: 200th Anniversary
Editor’s
Note
Remarks on the 200th Anniversary of the Accession
of John Marshall as Chief Justice - Louis H. Pollak
The Supreme Court Before John Marshall - Robert
Lowry Clinton
Marbury v. Madison and the Establishment of Judicial
Autonomy - William E. Nelson
John Marshall and the Creation of a National Government
- Michael W. McConnell
John Marshall’s Associate Justices - Henry
J. Abraham
Remembering the Great Chief Justice - Charles F.
Hobson
Volume
28; Issue 1, March 2003
Before Marbury: Hylton v. United States and the
Origins of Judicial Review - Robert P. Frankel,
Jr.
The Mormon Question: Polygamy and Constitutional Conflict
in Nineteenth-Century America - Sarah Barringer
Gordon
General Yamashita and Justice Rutledge - John M.
Ferren
The Battle For Brown’s Legitimacy -
Jeffrey Hockett
The Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
Volume 28; Issue 2,
2003
“A More Perfect Union”: Abelman v. Booth
and the Culmination of Federal Sovereignty - Michael
J.C. Taylor
Presidents as Supreme Court Advocates: before and After
the White House - Allen Sharp
Wilson, Brandeis, and the Supreme Court Nomination -
Melvin I. Urofsky
William Howard Taft and the Importance of Unanimity
- Sandra Day O’Connor
The Buddha and the Bumblebee: The Saga of Stanley Reed
and Felix Frankfurter - John D. Fassett
The Exception That Defines the Rule: Marshall’s
Marbury Strategy and the Development of Supreme Court
Doctrine - Scott E. Lemieux
Volume 28; Issue 2, 2003
Civil Liberties in Wartime - Geoffrey R. Stone
Military Curfew, Race-Based Internment, and Mr. Justice
Rutledge - John M. Ferren
The Supreme Court in Times of Hot and Cold War”
Learning from the Sounds of Silence for a War on Terrorism
- Douglas W. Kmiec
Alarm Bells from the Past: The Troubling History of
American Military Commissions - Michael R. Belknap
The Supreme Court, Separation of Powers, and the Protection
of Individual Rights during periods of War or National
Security Emergency - Robert F. Turner
Property Rights versus “Public Necessity”:
A Perspective on Emergency Powers and the Supreme Court
- Harry N. Scheiber
Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
Volume
29; Issue 1, 2004
Introduction - Paul Kens
Personal Reminiscences of Early Days in California,
With Other Sketches - Stephen J. Field
Volume 29; Issue 2, 2004
Unlikely Abolitionist: William Cushing and the Struggle
Against Slavery - Harry Downs
“Jehovah Will Provide”: Lillian Gobitas
and Freedom of Religion
To Sit or Not to Sit: The Supreme Court of the United
States and the Civil Rights Movement in the Upper South
- Peter Wallenstein
History in Journalism and Journalism in History: Anthony
Lewis and the Watergate Crisis - Pnina Lahav
Writing the First Draft of History: Anthony Lewis as
Supreme Court Correspondent - L.A. Powe., Jr.
The Journalist as Historian: Anthony Lewis, Civil Liberties,
and the Supreme Court - Philippa Strum
Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
Volume 29; Issue 3, 2004
The Supreme Court and the Interstate Slave Trade: A
Study in Evasion, Anarchy, and Extremism - David
L. Lightner
A New Right to Property: Civil War Confiscation in the
Reconstruction of the Supreme Court - Daniel W.
Hamilton
Justices Seeking the Presidency - Allen Sharp
A Voice From Behind the Bench: Recollections of a Supreme
Court Page: Interview with Frank Lyman - Darryl
Gonzalez
Some Personal Reminiscences and What They Meant For
Me - Harry A. Blackmun
(Re)Introducing Wiley Rutledge - L.A. Powe, Jr.
Judicial Bookshelf - D. Grier Stephenson, Jr.
Volume 30;
Issue 1, 2005
Supreme Court Advocacy in the Early Nineteenth Century
- David C. Frederick
Ex-Justice Campbell: The Case of the Creative Advocate
- Jonathan Lurie
Louis D. Brandeis: Advocate Before and on the Bench
- Melvin I. Urofsky
Women as Supreme Court Advocates, 1879-1979 - Mary
L. Clark
Oral Advocacy and the Re-emergence of a Supreme Court
Bar - John G. Roberts, Jr.
Volume
30; Issue 2, 2005
“The Story of the Attempted Assassination of Justice
Field by a Former Associate on the Supreme Bench of
California” - George C. Gorham
