LOSING BATTLES AND WINNING WARS: FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT AND THE FIGHT TO TRANSFORM THE SUPREME COURT, 1937 - 1941

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 1999-06-01

SLAVERY AND CIVIL LAW IN THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH—TWO CASE STUDIES

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2006-06-01

THE BEST LAID PLANS: FRED M. VINSON AND THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROOSEVELT COURT, 1946-1949

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2001-06-01

SLAVERY AND CIVIL LAW IN THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH—TWO CASE STUDIES

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2006-06-01

THE CASE OF THE “VACILLATING JURIST”: PITTSBURGH’S GEORGE SHIRAS, JR. AND THE INCOME TAX CASE OF 1895

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2003-06-01

THE RISE AND FALL OF THE GREENE DOCTRINE: THE SHERMAN ACT, HOWELL JACKSON, AND THE INTERPRETATION OF “INTERSTATE COMMERCE”, 1890 — 1941

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2002-06-01

"ONE PERCENT INSPIRATION AND 99 PERCENT TRACING PAPER”: THE PAN-ELECTRIC SCANDAL AND THE MAKING OF A CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, APRIL-NOVEMBER 1886

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2005-06-01

"ONE PERCENT INSPIRATION AND 99 PERCENT TRACING PAPER”: THE PAN-ELECTRIC SCANDAL AND THE MAKING OF A CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, APRIL-NOVEMBER 1886

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2005-06-01

A COURT DIVIDED: HARLAN FISKE STONE, JUDICIAL REVIEW, AND ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION OF THE ECONOMY, 1941-1946

by Harvey Hudspeth
Published 2000-06-01