Volume 39, Number 3 Fall 1989
Legal Scholarship
One Judge's View of Academic Law Review Writing
Judith S. Kaye
Why Don't Law Professors Do More Empirical Research
Peter H. Schuck
The Internal Scholarly Jury
Julius Getman
The Case Against Legal Scholarship or, If the Professor Must Publish, Must the Profession Perish?
John S. Elson
The Law Review Manuscript Glut: The Need for Guidelines
Erik M. Jensen
How the Student-Edited Law Journals Make Their Publication Decisions
Jordan H. Leibman and James P. White
Dear Editor
D. H. Kaye
General Articles
Reflections on Holding and Dictum
Kent Greenawalt
Advocacy, Truth, Fairness, and Law
David R. Dow
Book Reviews
Book Review of Bromberg and Ribstein on Partnership
D. Christopher Wells
Book Review of the Company We Keep: An Ethics of Fiction
Teresa Godwin Phelps
Editors
- Editor
- David H. Vernon
- Associate Editor
- Carolyn B. Brown
- Business Manager
- Carolyn J. Tappan
- Book Review Editor
- James R. Elkins