Supreme Court Economic Review

2011 - 2020

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Volume 28, issue 1, 2020

Criminal Deterrence: A Review of the Missing Literature pp. 1 - 59

Alex Raskolnikov

Deterrent Effect of Capital Punishment in Japan: An Analysis Using Nonstationary Time-Series Data pp. 61 - 116

Daisuke Mori

Comment on “Deterrent Effect of Capital Punishment in Japan: An Analysis Using Nonstationary Time-Series Data” pp. 117 - 122

Bryan McCannon

The Influence of Conformity and Moral Concerns on the Level of Optimal Sanctions: Some Comparative-Statics Results pp. 123 - 139

Tim Friehe

Comment on “The Influence of Conformity and Moral Concerns on the Level of Optimal Sanctions” pp. 141 - 146

Claude Fluet

Should Leniency for Collective Acts Be Extended to Individual Crimes? pp. 147 - 173

Florian Baumann

Comment on “Should Leniency for Collective Acts Be Extended to Individual Crimes?” pp. 175 - 179

Alex Lundberg

Six Dimensions of Criminal Procedure pp. 181 - 213

Nicholas L. Georgakopoulos and Frank Sullivan

Comment on “Six Dimensions of Criminal Procedure” pp. 215 - 219

Siona Listokin

Accuracy of Verdicts under Different Jury Sizes and Voting Rules pp. 221 - 236

Alice Guerra, Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi

Comment on “Accuracy of Verdicts under Different Jury Sizes and Voting Rules” pp. 237 - 240

Nuno Garoupa

Defining Geographic Markets with Willingness-to-Travel Circles pp. 241 - 284

Shawn W. Ulrick, Seth B. Sacher, Paul R. Zimmerman and John M. Yun

Discrete Rent-Seeking Games with an Application to Evidence Production pp. 285 - 321

Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci and Lewis A. Kornhauser

Volume 27, issue 1, 2019

The Independence of Prosecutors and Government Accountability pp. 1 - 19

Jerg Gutmann and Stefan Voigt

Comment on “The Independence of Prosecutors and Government Accountability” pp. 21 - 24

Alexander Lundberg

A Stream That Rises above Its Source: Judicial Review from a Public Choice Perspective pp. 25 - 59

Michael C. Munger

Comment on “A Stream That Rises above Its Source: Judicial Review from a Public Choice Perspective” pp. 61 - 66

Jonathan R. Macey

Is Campaign Spending a Cause or an Effect? Reexamining the Empirical Foundations of Buckley v. Valeo (1976) pp. 67 - 111

Anna Harvey

Testing for the Effect of Campaign Expenditure Limits pp. 113 - 116

Thomas Stratmann

Judicial Choice among Cases for Certiorari pp. 117 - 154

Alvaro Bustos and Tonja Jacobi

Comment on “Judicial Choice among Cases for Certiorari” pp. 155 - 166

Scott Baker

“A Million Dollars in Free Advertising” Politics and Sex Offense Prosecution in the Wake of Duke Lacrosse pp. 167 - 187

Bryan McCannon and Mark Wilson

Comment on “‘A Million Dollars in Free Advertising’: Politics and Sex Offense Prosecution in the Wake of Duke Lacrosse” pp. 189 - 194

Adi Leibovitch

Accuracy in Public Law Enforcement under Political Competition pp. 195 - 212

Marie Obidzinski

Comment on “Accuracy in Public Law Enforcement under Political Competition” pp. 213 - 218

Francesco Parisi

Volume 26, issue 1, 2018

Installment Contracts and Material Breach pp. 1 - 46

Bernhard Ganglmair

The Effect of Decoupling Punitive Damages on Filing Lawsuits: Court Error Model of Meritless Lawsuits pp. 47 - 80

Daisuke Mori and Yasuhiro Ikeda

Constitutional Principles of Regulatory Takings: A Utilitarian Perspective pp. 81 - 112

Iljoong Kim and Hojun Lee

The Optimal Evidence Threshold: Balancing the Frequency and Severity of Wrongful Punishment pp. 113 - 134

Richard Hynes

On the Optimality of Sealing Criminal Records and How It Relates to Adverse Selection, Productivity Reduction, and Stigma pp. 135 - 149

Murat C. Mungan

Volume 25, issue 1, 2017

Error Costs, Legal Standards of Proof, and Statistical Significance pp. 1 - 57

Michelle M. Burtis, Jonah B. Gelbach and Bruce H. Kobayashi

A Comment on Statistical Significance and Standards of Proof pp. 59 - 63

Michael S. Pardo

Crime and Punishment under Evidentiary Uncertainty: Laboratory Evidence pp. 65 - 104

Florian Baumann and Tim Friehe

Comment on “Crime and Punishment under Evidentiary Uncertainty: Laboratory Evidence” pp. 105 - 109

Brandon D. Brice

Explaining the Standard of Proof in Criminal Law: A New Insight pp. 111 - 122

Nuno Garoupa

Comment on “Explaining the Standard of Proof in Criminal Law: A New Insight” pp. 123 - 127

Abraham L. Wickelgren

Judicial Compensation and Performance pp. 129 - 147

Gregory DeAngelo and Bryan McCannon

Comment on “Judicial Compensation and Performance” pp. 149 - 154

J.J. Prescott

Error and Regulatory Risk in Financial Institution Regulation pp. 155 - 192

Jonathan Macey

Comment on “Error and Regulatory Risk in Financial Institution Regulation” pp. 193 - 198

Keith N. Hylton

Wrongful Convictions, Deterrence, and Stigma Dilution pp. 199 - 216

Murat C. Mungan

Comment on “Wrongful Convictions, Deterrence, and Stigma Dilution” pp. 217 - 222

Albert H. Choi

Volume 24, issue 1, 2016

Revisiting Congressional Delegation of Interpretive Primacy as the Foundation for Chevron Deference pp. 3 - 40

Mark Seidenfeld

Comments on Mark Seidenfeld's "Revisiting Congressional Delegation of Interpretive Primacy as Foundation for Chevron Deference" pp. 41 - 47

Jonah B. Gelbach

Improving Regulatory Science: A Case Study of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards pp. 49 - 99

Susan E. Dudley and Marcus Peacock

Restoring Objectivity and Balance to Regulatory Science: A Comment on Dudley and Peacock pp. 101 - 108

Jason Scott Johnston

The Science Charade in Species Conservation pp. 109 - 138

Jonathan H. Adler

The Regulation Charade pp. 139 - 154

J.B. Ruhl

Benefit-Cost Analysis as a Check on Administrative Discretion pp. 155 - 168

Brian F. Mannix

Cost-Benefit Analysis and Public Sector Trust pp. 169 - 196

Edward H. Stiglitz

Uncertain Causation, Regulation, and the Courts pp. 197 - 254

Tony Cox

Comment on Cox's "Uncertain Causation, Regulation, and the Courts" pp. 255 - 257

Marcus Peacock

Empirical Copyright: A Case Study of File Sharing, Sales Revenue, and Music Output pp. 261 - 322

Glynn S. Lunney