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Table of Contents (vol. 61, issue 4)

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Introduction
Gene R. Nichol, Jr.

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Political Pressure and Judging in Constitutional Cases
Robert F. Nagel

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Do We Really All Believe That Judges Should Be Influenced By Political Pressure?
Lea Brilmayer

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Judicial Influences and the Inside-Outside Dichotomy: A Comment on Professor Nagel
Richard Delgado

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On Muteness, Confidence and Collegiality: A Response to Professor Nagel
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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On Inviting An Echo: Comments on Nagel, Political Pressure and Judicial Integrity
Hans A. Linde

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Constitutional Conundrums
Patricia M. Wald

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Would You Like To Do Lunch With Holmes?
G. Edward White

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Judicial Self-Understanding and the Internalization of Constitutional Rules
Frederick Schauer

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What's So Special About Judges?
Frank H. Easterbrook

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The Perceived Authority of Law in Judging Constitutional Cases
Kent Greenawalt

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Judging Inside Out
Martha L. Minow

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Constitutional Judgment as Moral Judgment: A Brief Comment
Michael J. Perry

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Rule and Purpose in Legal Interpretation
Stephen F. Williams

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People v. Harris, Rule 41.1, and the Constitutionality of Investigatory Detentions on Less Than Proabale Cause
Paul C. Crane

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Expert Testimony on Rape Trauma Syndrome in Colorado: Broadening Admissibility To Address the Question of Consent in Sexual Assault Prosecutions
Michael J. Grills