Journal of Appellate Practice and Process - 2006
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- Statistical data regarding state courts.
- Retired and working.
- Demand and supply trends in federal and state courts over the last half century.
- No court is an island.
- The view from the trenches: a report on the breakout sessions at the 2005 National Conference on Appellate Justice.
- 1955-2004 statistical data regarding federal courts.
- Statement on the functions and future of appellate lawyers.
- Reflections on the role of appellate courts: a view from the Supreme Court.
- Preface.
- Introduction to Justice Breyer's remarks 2005 National Conference on Appellate Justice.
- Appealing remand orders under the Class Action Fairness Act.
- A firm foundation for life after the bench.
- All right, retired judges, write!
- How I got to the New York Court of Appeals.
- Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything.
- Stepping down.
- The old order changes.
- Precedent in the federal courts of appeals: an endangered or invasive species?
- eBAY v. MerceXchange as a sign of things to come: is the Supreme Court still reluctant to hear patent cases?
- Advocacy at its best: the views of Appellate Staff Attorneys.
- Building an appellate system worthy of a great nation.
- One judge's journey.
- Reading about the National Conference.
- Planning and conduct of the national conference.
- A favorite.
- Introduction to the National Conference.
- A snapshot of briefs, opinions, and citations in federal appeals.
- Transitioning.
- Reflections on appellate courts: an appellate advocate's thoughts for judges.