Vol. 64, Issue Forum, 2012January 01, 2012 EDT
Trial and Appellate Judging in the Measure of Judicial Responsiveness
Trial and Appellate Judging in the Measure of Judicial Responsiveness
Articles in Vol. 64, Issue Forum, 2012
Vol. 64, Issue Forum, 2012
- Book Review of Former Chief Justice Charley Wlls, Inside Bush v. GoreAllen Winsor
- The Flight From Judgment: Reflections on Benjamin Barton's An Empirical Study of Supreme Court Justice Pre-Appointment ExperienceJennifer Hendricks
- The Case Against Appointing Politicans to the Supreme CourtBrannon P. Denning
- Jurisdiction and Constitutional CrisisWilliam Baude
- A Horse is Not Always a Horse, Of CourseIrina D. Manta
- Disfavored Cadidates and the Democracy CanonDerek T. Muller
- Magic Words and the Erie DoctrineAdam Steinman
- Testing Fuller's Forms and LimitsScott R. Bauries
- You're Gonna Need a Thicker VeilJustin Levitt
- MiddlemenDerek E. Bambauer
- Trial and Appellate Judging in the Measure of Judicial ResponsivenessRobin J. Effron
- Shifting Tides: Moving Climate Change Litigation Beyond Business as UsualSean J. Wright
- More on Veils: Reply to Levitt and MuellerChad Flanders
- Benefits and Limitations of Computer Content Analysis of Legal DocumentsCorey Rayburn Yung
Robin J. Effron, Trial and Appellate Judging in the Measure of Judicial Responsiveness, 64 Fla. L. Rev. F. 68 (2012).