Journal of Appellate Practice and Process - 2002
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- Expedited appeals in Indiana: too little, too late.
- On the Internet, nobody knows you're a judge: appellate courts' use of Internet materials.
- To expediency and beyond: Vermont's Rocket Docket.
- Taking its toll: partisan judging and judicial review.
- An argument for reviving the actual futility exception to the Supreme Court's procedural default doctrine.
- Freestyle lawyering: an expedited appeal in the New York state courts.
- 'Can we go home now?': expediting adoption and termination of parental rights appeals in Ohio state courts.
- Judge, scholar, and friend.
- Appellate mediation in New Mexico: an evaluation.
- From pens to pixels: text-media issues in promulgating, archiving, and using judicial opinions.
- Possible, but not likely: expedited appeals in Massachusetts.
- Document destruction after Arthur Andersen: is it still housekeeping or is it a crime?
- Appellate procedure in West Virginia: why Rule 4A's expedited petition process isn't attractive to attorneys.
- Accessing the law.
- The Supreme Court of Canada: its history, powers and responsibilities.
- Seeing the appellate horizon: civil trial strategy and standards of review in the Eighth Circuit.
- A few thoughts on the importance of an independent judiciary.
- Expanded rights through state law: the United States Supreme Court shows state courts the way.
- Expedited appeals in Kentucky.
- From Anastasoff to Hart to West's Federal Appendix: the ground shifts under no-citation rules.
- Appellate review of multi-claim general verdicts: the life and premature death of the Baldwin principle.
- New Hampshire's three-judge expedited docket.
- Unpleasant duties: imposing sanctions for frivolous appeals.
- Justice White's principled passion for consistency.
- Appellate malpractice.
- Confidential chat on the craft of briefing.
- Neglecting the national memory: how copyright term extensions compromise the development of digital archives.
- The expedited appeals process for the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.
- Out of the frying pan and into the fire: the emergence of depublication in the wake of vacatur.
- Objective analysis of advocacy preferences and prevalent mythologies in one California Appellate Court.