Supreme Court of the United States

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

Richard M. Re, The Peril and Promise of SCOTUS Resignations, 107 Iowa Law Review Online 117 (2022).

Richard M. Re, Personal Precedent at the Supreme Court, 136 Harvard Law Review 824 (2023).

Richard M. Re, Permissive Interpretation, 171 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1651 (2023).

Richard M. Ré, Can Congress Overturn Graham v. Florida?, 34 Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy 367 (2010).

Richard M. Ré, Can Congress Overturn Kennedy v. Louisiana?, 33 Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy 1031 (2009).

Richard M. Ré, Jury Poker: A Statistical Analysis of the Fair Cross-Section Requirement, 8 Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 533 (2011).

Richard M. Re, Relative Standing, 102 Georgetown Law Journal 1191 (2014).

Richard M. Re, The Doctrine of One Last Chance, 17 The Green Bag 173 (2014).

Richard M. Re, The New Holy Trinity, 18 Green Bag Online 407 (2015).

Richard M. Re, Narrowing Precedent in the Supreme Court, 114 Columbia Law Review 1861 (2014).

Richard M. Re, Narrowing Supreme Court Precedent from Below, 104 Geo. L.J. 921 (2016).

Richard M. Re, Second Thoughts on “One Last Chance”?, 66 UCLA Law Review 634 (2019).

Richard M. Re, Legal Realignment, 92 University of Chicago Law Review 1965 (2025).

Richard M. Re, Does the Discourse on 303 Creative Portend a Standing Realignment?, 99 Notre Dame Law Review Reflection 67 (2023).

Richard M. Re, Reason and Rhetoric in Edwards v. Vannoy, 17 Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy 63 (2022).

Richard M. Re, Precedent as Permission, 99 Texas Law Review 907 (2021).

Richard M. Re, On “A Ticket Good for One Day Only”, 16 The Green Bag 155 (2013).

Richard M. Re, The Due Process Exclusionary Rule, 127 Harvard Law Review 1885 (2014).

Richard M. Re, Should Chevron Have Two Steps?, 89 Indiana Law Journal 605 (2014).

Kristen Eichensehr, The Supreme Court’s Foreign “Friends”, Just Security (Nov. 3, 2015).