David L. Shapiro
1932
Harvard Law professor
Books
- Hart and Wechsler's The federal courts and the federal system
- Reflections on the allocation of jurisdiction between state and federal courts
- Sample examination answers ...
- The 1999 trilogy
- Solicitor general
- Courts, legislatures, and paternalism
- Some thoughts on intervention before courts, agencies, and arbitrators
- Background and development of the recommendations of the American Bar Association Advisory Committee on Fair Trial and Free Press
- Sovern--Legal restraints on racial discrimination in employment
- In memoriam--Paul M. Bator
- Should a guilty plea have preclusive effect?
- Class actions
- Supplemental jurisdiction
- In defense of judicial candor
- Why do voters vote?
- The enigma of the lawyer's duty to serve
- Of institutions and decisions
- The fetish of jury trial in civil cases
- The choice of rulemaking or adjudication in the development of administrative policy
- Habeas Corpus, suspension, and detention
- Jurisdiction and discretion
- Fair trial & free press
- Federal Rule 16
- Miscellanies
- The role of precedent in constitutional adjudication
- Some problems of discovery in an adversary system
- Commencement address
- Federal habeas corpus
- Federal diversity jurisdiction
- Continuity and change in statutory interpretation
- Foreword
- Herbert Wechsler--a remembrance
- Restatement of the law, second
- State courts and federal declaratory judgments
- Remedies for a strike in breach of a collective agreement
- Mr. Justice Rehnquist
- Of centers and margins
- Ex Parte Young and the uses of history
- Wrong turns
- Justice Harlan and justiciability
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