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American Bar Foundation Research Journal, Volume 9 - Winter 1984

Review Essay

Judicial Legitimacy and the Role of Courts: Shapiro's Courts

Property and Power: Hartog on the Legal History of New York City

Thinking About Statutes: Hurst, Calabresi, Twining and Miers

The Embeddedness of Law: Reflections on Lukes and Scull's Durkheim and the Law

Crime, Criminal Justice, and Economics: Phillips & Votey, Schmidt & Witte

The Legal Heresiarchs: Luban's The Good Lawyer

Feminism and the History of Marital Law: Basch and Stetson on the Rights of Wives

Rules, Processes, and Interpretations: Geertz, Comaroff, and Roberts

The Court, the Jury, and the Facts: Hastie et al.'s Inside the Jury

Alexander Hamilton, Esq.: Founding Father as Lawyer

Cold War Justice Revisited: Radosh & Milton and Major on the Rosenberg and Oppenheimer Cases

Saints and Sinners: On Gandhi's Lawyers and Touts

Regulating Heroin: Kaplan and Trebach on the Dilemmas of Public Policy

The New Law and Economics: Present and Future

Retrospective

Studying The Brethren: The Legal-Realist Bias of Investigative Journalism

Other

Index Volume 1984

Review Essay

Lost, Missing, or Found: Aubert's Quest for a Theory of Law for Welfare Society

Other

Book Notes

Front matter

ABF volume 9 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

Review Essay

Some Modern Morality Plays: Social Science Models and Methods

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American Bar Foundation Research Journal, Volume 9 - Winter 1984

Review Essay

Retrospective

Other

Review Essay

Other

Front matter

Review Essay