Journal of legal studies

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  Año 1995, Vol. 24, Número 2

  • Politics and the Judiciary: the Influence of Judicial Background on Case Outcomes

    Orley Ashenfelter, Theodore Eisenberg, Stewart J. Schwab

    págs. 257-281

    

  • Contract law in the welfare state:: A defense of the unconscionability doctrine, usury laws, and related limitations on the freedom to contract

    Eric A. Posner

    págs. 283-319

    

  • Some economic consideration in the intellectual property protection of software

    Kenneth W. Dam

    págs. 321-377

    

  • The appeals process as a means of error correction

    Steven Shavell

    págs. 379-426

    

  • The selection of employment discrimination disputes for litigation: using business cycle effects to test the Priest-Klein hypothesis

    Peter Siegelman, John J., III Donohue

    págs. 427-462

    

  • Medical malpractice insurance in the wake of liability reform

    Patricia Born, W. Kip Viscusi

    págs. 463-490

    

  • From race to age: the expanding scope of employment discrimination law

    George Rutherglen

    págs. 491-521

    

  • Should criminal penalties include third-party avoidance costs?

    Kermit Daniel, John R. Lott Jr.

    págs. 523-534

    

  • Decisions to retain attorneys and file lawsuits: an examination of the comparative negligence rule in accident law

    Stuart Low, Janet Kiholm Smith

    págs. 535-556