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Judicial Behavior And Performance: An Economic Approach, Hon. Richard A. Posner Jan 2005

In Defense Of Imperfect Compliance Programs, Amitai Aviram Jan 2005

Foreseeing Greatness? Measurable Performance Criteria And The Selection Of Supreme Court Justices, James J. Brudney Jan 2005

Experiments On The Effects Of Cost Shifting, Court Costs, And Discovery On The Efficient Settlement Of Tort Claims, Laura Inglis, Kevin Mccabe, Steve Rassenti, Daniel Simmons, Erik Tallroth Jan 2005

Supreme Court Selection And Measures Of Past Judicial Performance, Daniel A. Farber Jan 2005

Entrance Ramps, Tolls, And Express Lanes—Proposals For Decreasing Traffic Congrestion In The Patent Office, Kristen Osenga Jan 2005

Federal Judges And The Heisman Trophy, Steven Goldberg Jan 2005

Black Club Women And Child Welfare: Lessons For Modern Reform, Dorothy E. Roberts Jan 2005

Comparing Legal Factfinders: Real And Mock, Amateur And Professional, Robert J. Maccoun Jan 2005

Possibility And Plausibility In Law And Economics, Russell Korobkin Jan 2005

Evolutionary Theories Of Common Law Efficiency: Reasons For (Cognitive) Skepticism, Adam J. Hirsch Jan 2005

Evolution Of Rules In A Common Law System: Differential Litigation Of The Fee Tail And Other Perpetuities, Jeffery Evans Stake Jan 2005

Asking The Right Questions About Judge And Jury Competence, Gregory Mitchell Jan 2005

"The Economics Of Inclusionary Zoning Reclaimed": How Effective Are Price Controls?, Benjamin Powell, Edward Stringham Jan 2005

The Futility Of Appeal: Disciplinary Insights Into The "Affirmance Effect" On The Unitest States Courts Of Appeals, Chris Guthrie, Tracey E. George Jan 2005

Judicial Selection By The Numbers, Michael J. Gerhardt Jan 2005

Judging The Tournament, Hon. Jay S. Bybee, Thomas J. Miles Jan 2005

Judicial Valuation Behavior: Some Evidence From Bankruptcy, Keith Sharfman Jan 2005

Jurors Of The Absurd? The Role Of Consequentiality In Jury Simulation Research, Brian H. Bornstein, Sean G. Mccabe Jan 2005

Recent Developments, Florida State University Law Review Jan 2005

Do Judges Behave As Homo Economicus, And If So, Can We Measure Their Performance? An Antipodean Perspective On A Tournament Of Judges, Russell Smyth Jan 2005

Judical Stratification And The Reputations Of The United States Courts Of Appeals, Michael E. Solimine Jan 2005