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Stephen B. Presser is the Raoul Berger Professor of Legal History at Northwestern University and the legal-affairs editor of Chronicles.
ARTICLES BY THIS CONTRIBUTOR: The Worst Decision Government-Managed Business Reviewing Judicial Review: A Government of Justices Strippers to the Rescue How Posner Thinks Guantanamo Supreme Two American Lives A 60-Year-Old Error The Guantanamo Question No Longer a Constitution? Who Pays the “Tort Tax”? Judging for the People Does the Federal Government Protect Private Property? Did the Supreme Court Destroy Property Rights in the Kelo Case? Crying “Halt!” A Lawyer's Lawyer Guantanamo Bay My Favorite Justice A Hard Case Sacred Texts ’98 A Living Library of the Law Revived Champion of American Believers Erosion of Democracy Marriage and the Law The Unbearable Illegitimacy of American Law Supreme Court Chaos Delayed Decision What Would Jefferson Do? The Rights of Aliens The Federal Courts, a Menorah, and the Ten Commandments Metaphors Have Consequences A Bad Man’s View of the Law Appointing Supreme Court Justices “Outside the Box, but Never Outside of the Constitution” Taking God Out of School A Dissenting Voice Jefferson’s Cousin The Habitation of Justice Interpretative Gymnastics What Makes for Real Prosperity? Some Dare Call It Justice Ideology in Judicial Selection? "Borking" "We Hold These Truths" No Big News The Virtues of Property A Presidential Pardon Don't Fix It Restoring The Twilight Zone Law, Morality, and Religion Can American Legal Education Be Fixed? Raoul Berger, R.I.P. Unexpected Effect Commercial Speech and the First Amendment A Closely Watched Term The Clinton Scandals Clarifying Constitutional Law