Richard Posner

10/09/2021

Since Richard Posner’s surprise retirement from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in 2017, he’s focused much of his energy on making the justice system more accessible and responsive to pro se litigants.

04/07/2021

Retired Judge Richard Posner is taking another swing at representing a man who claims the entire Maryland federal judiciary is involved in a conspiracy against him

04/07/2021

Richard Posner, Leader of a Legal Revolution

04/07/2021

The Provocative Life of Judge Richard Posner

29/04/2021

On the Receipt of the Ronald H. Coase Medal: Uncertainty, the Economic Crisis, and the Future of Law and Economics
https://bom.to/LIfYCL3ab2QPP

29/04/2021

Are even unanimous decisions in the United States Supreme Court ideological?
The fact that a substantial percentage of Supreme Court decisions are unanimous is often used to undermine the theory that the Court's decisions are ideologically driven.
https://bom.to/8UHCmXubGZ0w0

29/04/2021

The Rise and Fall of Judicial Self-Restraint
Judicial self-restraint, once a rallying cry for judges and law professors, has fallen on evil days.
https://bom.to/K1WqLphP6mWvh

29/04/2021

JERVIS ON COMPLEXITY THEORY
The correct solution to complex problems, such as those involved in international relations, can generally be discovered ex post but not predicted ex ante.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/271941530_JERVIS_ON_COMPLEXITY_THEORY

24/04/2021

The Future of Law and Economics
This exchange between Judge Posner and Professor Becker – two founding fathers of our discipline – was composed almost 3 years ago, but the perspective and wisdom of this exchange remains most relevant to this day.
https://bom.to/IoUdiQKfTYtTi

23/04/2021

JERVIS ON COMPLEXITY THEORY
The correct solution to complex problems, such as those involved in international relations, can generally be discovered ex post but not predicted ex ante.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/271941530_JERVIS_ON_COMPLEXITY_THEORY

22/04/2021

The Future of Law and Economics
This exchange between Judge Posner and Professor Becker – two founding fathers of our discipline – was composed almost 3 years ago, but the perspective and wisdom of this exchange remains most relevant to this day. Since then, Professor Becker has died; Judge Posner has added a brief remembrance of Becker at the end of this exchange.
https://bom.to/IoUdiQKfTYtTi

20/04/2021

Revisiting the Ideology Rankings of Supreme Court Justices
This paper addresses the two main criticisms made by Cass Sunstein of the ideological rankings of justices in our book on federal judicial behavior.
https://bom.to/4XURujpfv2u9F

20/04/2021

The Management of Staff by Federal Court of Appeals Judges
Federal court of appeals judges have staffs consisting usually of a secretary and four law clerks; some judges have interns or externs or both (law students working part time).
https://bom.to/wZ7NB2gRjb42f

18/04/2021

The Best for Last: The Timing of U.S. Supreme Court Decisions
This Article investigates the hypothesis that the most important and, often, controversial and divisive cases-so called "big" cases-are disproportionately decided at the end of June.

17/04/2021

Richard Posner: “The Real Corruption Is the Ownership of Congress by the Rich”
https://promarket.org/2017/03/28/richard-posner-real-corruption-ownership-congress-rich/

16/04/2021

Thoughts on Judge Richard Posner’s legal pragmatism
I NEVER UNDERSTOOD WHY PEOPLE WANTED TO BE CLOSE IN THE FIRST PLACE.

16/04/2021

Oliver Hart is currently the Lewis P. and Linda L. Geyser University Professor at Harvard University,
https://scholar.harvard.edu/hart/home

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