Stephen G. Breyer
1938
American lawyer and jurist who served as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1994 until his retirement in 2022
Books
- Administrative Law and Regulatory Policy
- Food and drug regulation and cost/benefit analysis
- Development of law and legal institutions
- La Cour suprême, le droit américain et le monde
- Judges in contemporary democracy
- The Federal power commission and the coordination problem in the electrical power industry
- Computers, communications, and regulation ...
- Copyright
- Regulation and Its Reform
- We Dissent
- Administrative law and regulatory policy
- The legal profession and public service (Gauer distinguished lecture in law and public policy)
- The Ash council's report on the independent regulatory agencies
- The natural gas shortage and the regulation of natural gas producers
- Five questions about Australian anti-trust law ...
- Judicial activism
- Authority of the Court and the Peril of Politics
- Regards croisés sur l'internationalisation du droit
- 1988 supplement, Administrative law and regulatory policy: Problems, text, and cases
- Administrative law and regulatory policy
- Taxes as a substitute for regulation
- Court and the World
- America's Supreme Court
- The Court and the World
- Supreme Court of the U.S. Hearings and Reports on Successful and Unsuccessful Nominations of Supreme Court Justices by the Judiciary
- The uneasy case for copyright
- Sample examination answers ...
- Administrative law & policy
- Our Constitution [videorecording]
- Against the death penalty
- Economic reasoning and judicial review
- Active Liberty
- Recent opinions by Judge Stephen G. Breyer
- The questionable case for protection
- Principles of copyright protection and the revision bill
- Regulation and deregulation in the United States
- Against Segregation in America's Schools
- Against the Death Penalty
- Making our democracy work
- Regulation and its reform
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