Vol. 72, Issue 2, 2020March 01, 2020 EDT
Aesthetic Judging and the Constitution (or, Why Supreme Court Justices are Less Like Umpires and More Like Figure-Skating Judges)
Aesthetic Judging and the Constitution (or, Why Supreme Court Justices are Less Like Umpires and More Like Figure-Skating Judges)
Chad M. Oldfather,
Articles in Vol. 72, Issue 2, 2020
Vol. 72, Issue 2, 2020
- Bankruptcy's Adjunct RegulatorAlexander SicklerKara Bruce
- The "Fixation Thesis" and Other FalsehoodsFrederick Mark Gedicks
- Police FundingStephen RushinRoger Michalski
- The Algorithmic Divide and Equality in the Age of Artificial IntelligencePeter K. Yu
- Aesthetic Judging and the Constitution (or, Why Supreme Court Justices are Less Like Umpires and More Like Figure-Skating Judges)Chad M. Oldfather
- A Knock on Knick's Revival of Federal Takings LitigationStewart E. SterkMichael C. Pollack
Chad M. Oldfather, Aesthetic Judging and the Constitution (or, Why Supreme Court Justices Are Less Like Umpires and More Like Figure-Skating Judges), 72 Fla. L. Rev. 391 (2020).