John Paul Stevens | The New York Review of Books

The Other Constitutions

How state judiciaries can set an example for the federal judiciary

51 Imperfect Solutions: States and the Making of American Constitutional Law

by Jeffrey S. Sutton

December 6, 2018 issue

Law Without History?

How Justice Scalia’s understanding of the Constitution is wrong

Judging Statutes

by Robert A. Katzmann

October 23, 2014 issue

The ‘Slave Bonus’

October 24, 2013 issue

The Right to Vote: A Dissent

How the Supreme Court got it wrong

Bending Toward Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy

by Gary May

August 15, 2013 issue

Letter

The ‘Slave Bonus’

October 24, 2013 issue

Should We Have a New Constitutional Convention?

Framed: America’s Fifty-One Constitutions and the Crisis of Governance

by Sanford Levinson

October 11, 2012 issue

Should Hate Speech Be Outlawed?

The Harm in Hate Speech

by Jeremy Waldron

June 7, 2012 issue

'The Rape Case'

A young lawyer’s struggle to overturn the result of a flawed trial

The Rape Case: A Young Lawyer’s Struggle for Justice in the 1950s

by Irving Morris

April 5, 2012 issue

Our ‘Broken System’ of Criminal Justice

The current system of criminal law and enforcement has grown obese

The Collapse of American Criminal Justice

by William J. Stuntz

November 10, 2011 issue

On the Death Sentence

Peculiar Institution: America's Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition

by David Garland

December 23, 2010 issue