Volume 28, Number 3 (1995) Symposium—The Sound of the Gavel: Perspectives on Judicial Speech

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Judicial Speech: Off-the-Bench Criticism of Supreme Court Decisions by Judges Fosters Disrespect for the Rule of Law and Politicizes our System of Justice
Arthur L. Alarcon

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Judicial Speech and the Open Judiciary
Stephen Reinhardt

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Speech May be Free, and Talk Cheap, but Judges Can Pay a Heavy Price for Unguarded Expression
Gregory C. O'Brien Jr.

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Is it the Siren's Call: Judges and Free Speech while Cases are Pending
Erwin Chemerinsky

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Time, Place, and Manner Restrictions on Extrajudicial Speech by Judges
J. Clark Kelso

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What do we do Now: Helping Juries Apply the Instructions
Christopher N. May

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Federal District Court Nomination Process: Smears of Controversy and Ideological Sentinels
R. Samuel Paz

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Sounds of Silence: The Supreme Court and Affirmative Action
Adam Winkler

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Con Law is as Con Law Does: A Survey of Planned Parenthood v. Casey in the State and Federal Courts
Sandra Lynne Tholen and Lisa Baird

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A Tale of Three Strikes Slogan Triumphs over Substance as our Bumper-Sticker Mentality Comes Home to Roost
Victor S. Sze

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Kerins v. Hartley: Fear of AIDS Begets a New Implied Condition Exception for the Theory of Medical Battery
Joie Marie Gallo

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The Stress, the Press, the Test, and the Mess with the Lani Guinier Smear: A Proposal for Executive Confirmation Reform
Krista Helfferich

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Demanding Justice without Truth: The Difficulty of Postmodern Feminist Legal Theory
Jennifer Lynn Orff