Jump to navigation

The University of Chicago Law Review
menu
  • Current Issue
  • UCLR Online
  • Podcast
  • Archive
  • Submissions
  • The Maroonbook
  • The Ephraim Prize
  • About
  • Contact
  • Order

Search form

Volume 75.2 (Spring 2008) 603-984

Demisesquicentennial

Class Actions in the Administrative State: Klaven and Rosenfield Revisited
Richard A. Nagareda

Articles

Affirmative Action in Law School Admissions: What Do Racial Preferences Do?
Jesse Rothstein & Albert H. Yoon

Reviewing the Sentencing Guidelines: Judicial Politics, Empirical Evidence, and Reform
Max M. Schanzenbach & Emerson H. Tiller

The Real World of Arbitrariness Review
Thomas J. Miles & Cass R. Sunstein

Overseers or "The Deciders"—The Courts in Administrative Law
Peter L. Strauss

The New Legal Realism
Thomas J. Miles & Cass R. Sunstein

Does Political Bias in the Judiciary Matter?: Implications of Judicial Bias Studies for Legal and Constitutional Reform
Eric A. Posner

Comments

The Right Ones for the Job: Divining the Correct Standard of Review for Curtilage Determinations in the Aftermath of Ornelas v United States
Jake Linford

Rule 33(a)'s Interrogatory Limitation: By Party or by Side?
David S. Yoo

Book Review

The Political Economies of Criminal Justice
Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar
A Review of 
Governing through Crime: How the War on Crime Transformed American Democracy and Created a Culture of Fear by Jonathan Simon

Subscribe to The University of Chicago Law Review

  • Current Issue
  • UCLR Online
  • Podcast
  • Archive
  • Submissions
  • The Maroonbook
  • The Ephraim Prize

©2022 University of Chicago Law School | Accessibility