Volume 83: Issue 4

• Book Reviews & Notices

  “How Can You Defend Those People?” The Making of a Criminal Lawyer

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Money and Justice: Who Owns the Courts?

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Some Enlightenment on Crime

  • Shirley S. Abrahamson
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  (Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know About Criminal Procedure

  • Charles F.C. Ruff
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Just and Painful: A Case for the Corporal Punishment of Criminals

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Born to Crime: The Genetic Causes of Criminal Behavior

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Blame the Messenger: Summers on Fuller

  • Paul A. LeBel
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  International Trade and the “Rule of Law”

  • Phillip R. Trimble
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  On What the Constitution Means

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Sources of Law, Legal Change, and Ambiguity

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  The Dilemmas of Individualism: Status, Liberty, and American Constitutional Law

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4
• Book Reviews & Notices

  The Making of International Agreements: Congress Confronts the Executive

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1985
  • Volume 83, Issue 4