| University of Chicago Law Review 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Adjusting a criminal defendant's sentence after a successful collateral attack. | Law | Weisburst, Sanford I. |
| Allocating progressive injury liability among successive insurance policies. | Law | Doherty, Michael G. |
| Are term limits undemocratic? | Law | Elhauge, Einer |
| Article III and the Westfall Act: identifying "federal ingredients." (Federal Employees Liability Reform and Tort Compensation Act) | Law | Glover, Sandra Slack |
| Behavioral analysis of law.(The Future of Law and Economics: Looking Forward) | Law | Sunstein, Cass R. |
| Breaking up is hard to do: allocating fees from the unfinished business of a professional corporation. | Law | Wang, Christopher C. |
| Chevron, take two: deference to revised agency interpretations of statutes. | Law | Gossett, David M. |
| Class-based preferences in affirmative action programs after Miller v. Johnson: a race-neutral option, or subterfuge? | Law | Cimino, Chapin |
| Company registration: toward a status-based antifraud regime. | Law | Choi, Stephen J. |
| Flawed foundations: the philosophical critique of (a particular type of) economics.(The Future of Law and Economics: Looking Forward) | Law | Nussbaum, Martha C. |
| Fulfilling the promise of Batson: protecting jurors from the use of race-based peremptory challenges by defense counsel. | Law | Fried, Audrey M. |
| Give and take: public use as due compensation in PruneYard. (response to article by Richard A. Epstein in this issue, p. 21) | Law | BeVier, Lillian R. |
| Imposing liability on drug testing laboratories for "false positives": getting around privity. | Law | Manfield, Karen |
| In memoriam Philip B. Kurland.(Obituary) | Law | Casper, Gerhard, Levi, David F., Bator, Julia F., Kurland, Ellen, Rothschild, Edward I. |
| Inseverability clauses in statutes. | Law | Friedman, Israel E. |
| Insurance and subrogation: when the pie isn't big enough, who eats last? | Law | Greenblatt, Jeffrey A. |
| Judicial deportation under 18 USC s. 3583(d): a partial solution to immigration woes? | Law | Arms, Martin |
| Law and economics: its glorious past and cloudy future.(The Future of Law and Economics: Looking Forward) | Law | Epstein, Richard A. |
| New Deal constitutionalism and the unshackling of the states. | Law | Gardbaum, Stephen |
| Peremptory challenges should be abolished: a trial judge's perspective. | Law | Hoffman, Morris B. |
| "Possessing with intent to distribute" under the schoolyard statute. | Law | West, Sonja R. |
| Prearrest silence as evidence of guilt: what you don't say shouldn't be used against you. | Law | Notz, Jane Elinor |
| Putting privateers in their place: the applicability of the Marque and Reprisal Clause to undeclared wars. | Law | Marshall, C. Kevin |
| Raising the cost of lying: rethinking Erie for judicial estoppel. (Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins) | Law | Deeks, Ashley S. |
| Restoring less-speech-restrictive alternatives.(Case Note) | Law | Tasso, Jon P. |
| Should a grand jury subpoena override a district court's protective order? | Law | Pai, Ajit V. |
| Simple games in a complex world: a generative approach to the adoption of norms.(The Future of Law and Economics: Looking Forward) | Law | Picker, Randall C. |
| Speedy justice and timeless delays: the validity of open-ended "ends-of-justice" continuances under the Speedy Trial Act. | Law | Ostfeld, Greg |
| Takings, exclusivity and speech: the legacy of PruneYard v. Robins. | Law | Epstein, Richard A. |
| The common law baseline and restitution for the lost commons: a reply to professor Epstein. (response to article by Richard A. Epstein in this issue, p. 21) | Law | Michelman, Frank I. |
| The future of law and economics: looking forward.(The Future of Law and Economics: Looking Forward)(Panel Discussion) | Law | Baird, Douglas G. |
| The idea of public reason revisited. | Law | Rawls, John |
| The implementation of constitutional rights: insights from law and economics.(The Future of Law and Economics: Looking Forward) | Law | Rosenberg, Gerald N. |
| The mail fraud statute: an argument for repeal by implication. | Law | Molz, Todd E. |
| The minimum wage, the earned income tax credit, and optimal subsidy policy. | Law | Shaviro, Daniel |
| The power of Congress to limit the jurisdiction of federal courts and the text of Article III. | Law | Harrison, John (British inventor) |
| The work product doctrine: functional considerations and the question of the insurer's claim file. | Law | Young, Mary Beth Brookshire |
| When should computer owners be liable for copyright infringement by users? | Law | Kirkwood, R. Carter |
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