Courts

Alexandra Natapoff, Snitching and the Use of Criminal Informants, in Oxford Bibliographies in Criminology (Beth M. Huebner ed., 2012).

Richard Re, A Rule Against Fun, JOTWELL (July 22, 2022) (reviewing Nina Varsava, Professional Irresponsibility and Judicial Opinions, 59 Houston Law Review 103 (2021)).

Richard M. Re, To a Conservative Warren Court, 139 Harvard Law Review 1 (2025).

Richard M. Re, Beyond the Marks Rule, 132 Harvard Law Review 1942 (2019).

Richard M. Re, Artificial Authorship and Judicial Opinions, 92 The George Washington Law Review 1558 (2024).

Kristen E. Eichensehr, Courts, Congress, and the Conduct of Foreign Relations, 85 The University of Chicago Law Review 609 (2018).

Stephen Breyer, Science in the Courtroom, 16 Issues in Sci. & Tech 52 (2000).

Stephen Breyer, Genetic Advances and Legal Institutions, 28 J.L., Med. & Ethics 23 (2000).

William H. Rehnquist, Sandra D. O’Connor, Clarence Thomas, David H. Souter, Stephen G. Breyer & John P. Stevens, Excerpts From the Decision Sanctioning Vouchers for…

Stephen Breyer, A Decision That Changed America Also Changed the Court, N.Y. Times, (May. 17, 2004).

Stephen Breyer, Wise Constraints, Atlantic, Nov. 2017, at 55.

Stephen Breyer, Serving America’s best interests, 137 Daedalus 139 (2008).

Stephen Breyer, Guardian of the Constitution, 75 Vital Speeches of the Day 57 (2009).

Stephen Breyer, The Supreme Court in an Interdependent World, Wall St. J., Sep. 14, 2015.

Stephen Breyer, William Coleman’s Legacy, Wall St. J., Nov. 2, 2017.

Stephen Breyer, America’s Courts Can’t Ignore the World, Atlantic, Oct. 2018, at 100.

Stephen Breyer, Vermont Yankee and the Courts’ Role in the Nuclear Energy Controversy, 91 Harv. L. Rev. 1833 (1978).

Stephen Breyer, Problems and Possibilities in the Administrative State–Afterword, 92 Yale L.J. 1614 (1983).