Essays
Judith S. Kaye, Coping with Disaster
Evan Tsen Lee, The Politics of Bush v. Gore
Elliot L. Bien, Toward a Community of Professionalism
The Office of Solicitor General
Drew S. Days, III, When the President Says “No”: A Few Thoughts on Executive Power and the Tradition of Solicitor General Independence
Seth P. Waxman, In the Shadow of Daniel Webster: Arguing Appeals in the Twenty-First Century
James R. Layton, The Evolving Role of the State Solicitor: Toward the Federal Model?
Tribute to Rex E. Lee
Solicitor General of the United States (1981-85)
Thomas Rex Lee • Carter G. Phillips • Francis X. Beytagh • H. Reese Hansen • Dallin H. Oaks • Rodney K. Smith
Articles
Mark A. Drumbl & Kenneth S. Gallant, Appeals in the Ad Hoc International Criminal Tribunals: Structure, Procedure, and Recent Cases
Carl Tobias, An Update on the Ninth Circuit Debate
Brent E. Newton, Felons, Firearms, and Federalism: Reconsidering Scarborough in Light of Lopez
Developments and Practice Notes
Andrew H. Baida, Writing a Better Brief: The Civil Appeals Style Manual of the Office of Maryland Attorney General
David S. Coale, Classical Citation
From the Library
John W. Davis, The Argument of an Appeal
