| University of Chicago Law Review 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A brief anatomy of adjudicative rule-formalism.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Michelman, Frank I. |
| A defense of analogical reasoning in law. | Law | Sherwin, Emily |
| An analysis of rule 11 plea bargain options.(Federal Rule of Civil Procedure rule 11) | Law | Sigman, Shayna M. |
| An economic analysis of the guaranty contract. | Law | Katz, Avery Wiener |
| A theory of customary international law. | Law | Posner, Eric A., Goldsmith, Jack L. |
| Civil settlement during rape prosecutions. | Law | Hubbard, William H.J. |
| Conflict and aggregation: appointing institutionl investors as sole lead plaintiffs under the PSLRA.(Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995) | Law | Heck, R. Chris |
| Confusion about custom: disentangling informal customs from standard contractual provisions.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Epstein, Richard A. |
| Congressional intent and deference to agency interpretations of regulations. | Law | Walker, Melanie E. |
| Constitutional structure and statutory formalism.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Manning, John F. |
| Defining "ministerial aid": union decertification under the National Labor Relations Act. | Law | Meeker, Catherine |
| Does Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act regulate insurance? | Law | Sobota, Luke A. |
| Don't tell juries about statutory damage caps: the merits of nondisclosure. | Law | Kang, Michael S. |
| Do parties to nuisance cases bargain after judgment? A glimpse inside the cathedral. | Law | Farnsworth, Ward |
| Double blind lawmaking and other comments on formalism in the tax law.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Levmore, Saul |
| Eroding entitlements as litigation commitment.(flexibility in commerical law)(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Ayres, Ian |
| Formalism in the tax law.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Weisbach, David A. |
| Form and substance in law and morality.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Katz, Leo |
| Forms of formalism.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Pildes, Richard H. |
| Internet service of process: a constitutionally adequate alternative? | Law | Cantor, Rachel L. |
| Interpretation, empiricism, and the closure problem.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Vermeule, Adrian |
| Jurisdictional discovery under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.(subject matter jurisdiction) | Law | Terry, Joseph M. |
| Legal formalism and the red-hot knife.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Farber, Daniel A. |
| Magna Carta and the ius commune. | Law | Helmholz, R.H. |
| Medical monitoring plaintiffs and subsequent claims for disease. | Law | McCall, Kara L. |
| Must formalism be defended empirically?(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Sunstein, Cass R. |
| Nonformalistic law in time and space.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Rosen, Mark D. |
| Norms, empiricism, and canons in statutory interpretation.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Eskridge, William N., Jr. |
| Regulatory protectionism and the law of international trade. | Law | Sykes, Alan O. |
| Shareholder litigation under indeterminate corporate law.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Kamar, Ehud |
| Sympathy, community, and promising: Adam Smith's case for reviving moral consideration. | Law | Moller, Mark K. |
| Taking notes: subpoenas and just compensation. | Law | Lawson, Gary, Seidman, Guy |
| The first thing we do, let's pay all the lawyers.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Mahoney, Paul G. |
| The new formalism in contract.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Charney, David |
| The questionable empirical basis of Article 2's incorporation strategy: a preliminary study.(UCC Article 2)(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Bernstein, Lisa |
| The scope of criminal forfeiture under RICO: the appropriate definition of "proceeds". | Law | Malani, Anup |
| The tentative case agaiinst flexibility in commercial law.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Ben-Shahar, Omri |
| Welfare and the minimum wage: are workfare participants "employees" under the Fair Labor Standards Act? | Law | Miller, Kevin J. |
| When repression is democratic and constitutional: the Federalist theory of representation and the Sedition Act of 1798. | Law | Martin, James P. |
| Why federal courts should be required to consider state sovereign immunity sua sponte. | Law | Lawner, Michelle |
| Why time limits on the ratification of constitutional amendments violate Article V. | Law | Kalfus, Mason |
| "With me, it's all er nuthin'": formalism in law and morality.(Formalism Revisited) | Law | Alexander, Larry |
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