ISSN 0024-7081
Vol. 50, Issue 4, 2019January 01, 2019 CDT
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Movements in the Discretionary Authority of Federal District Court Judges Over the Last 50 Years
Movements in the Discretionary Authority of Federal District Court Judges Over the Last 50 Years
Susan R Klein,
Articles in Vol. 50, Issue 4, 2019
Vol. 50, Issue 4, 2019
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Introduction to Issue 4Journal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Celebrating 50 Years: Reflections from Past Editors in ChiefJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Regulating Prosecutors’ Courtroom MisconductBruce A Green
- A Small Slice of the Chicago Eight TrialEllen S Podgor
- Judging Judges Fifty Years After—Was Judge Julius Hoffman’s Conduct So Different?Bennett L Gershman
- Judging During Crises: Can Judges Protect the Facts?Lissa Griffin
- Judicial Ethics: Lessons from the Chicago Eight TrialLaurie L Levenson
- Judges’ Misuse of Contempt in Criminal Cases and Limits of AdvocacyPeter A Joy
- Movements in the Discretionary Authority of Federal District Court Judges Over the Last 50 YearsSusan R Klein
- The Role of Judging 50 Years After the “Chicago Seven” Trial: A Remembrance of Charles R. GarryTucker Carrington
- Judge Damon Keith: The Judicial Antidote to Judge Julius Hoffman Challenging Claims of Unilateral Executive AuthorityEllen Yaroshevsky
- Reviving <em>Escobedo</em>Janet Moore
- The Litigation Rollercoaster of BIPA: A Comment on the Protection of Individuals from Violations of Biometric Information PrivacyAnna L Metzger
Susan R Klein, Movements in the Discretionary Authority of Federal District Court Judges Over the Last 50 Years, 50 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 933 (2019).