Contents
Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction. Legacies of Legal Realism: Social Science, Social Policy, and the Law / Patricia Ewick, Robert A. Kagan, and Austin Sarat
Part I. Historical and Structural Analyses of Law
Chapter 1. Privatization and Punishment: Lessons from History / Malcolm M. Feeley
Chapter 2. On Stage: Some Historical Notes about Criminal Justice / Lawrence M. Friedman
Chapter 3. Beyond the Law of Evidence: Facts and Inequality in Criminal Defense / Kenneth Mann
Part II. Barriers to Influence
Chapter 4. A Bad Press on Bad Lawyers: The Media Sees Research, Research Sees the Media / Deborah L. Rhode
Chapter 5. Maps, Gaps, Sociolegal Scholarship, and the Tort Reform Debate / Neil Vidmar
Chapter 6. Hunting for Bias: Notes on the Evolution of Strategies for Documenting Invidious Discrimination / Jack Katz
Chapter 7. Good for What Purpose? Social Science, Race, and Proportionality Review in New Jersey / David Weisburd
Part III. Law and the Reordering of Social Relations
Chapter 8. Boundary Work: Levels of Analysis, the Macro-Micro Link, and the Social Control of Organizations / Diane Vaughan
Chapter 9. When You Can't Just Say "No": Controlling Lawyers' Conflicts of Interest / Susan P. Shapiro
Index