Kermit L. Hall

The Supreme Court in American society: Equal justice under law

New York: Garland Publishing.

A nation of states: Federalism at the bar of the Supreme Court. (The Supreme Court in American society; 6)

New York: Garland Publishers.

Conscience and belief: The Supreme Court and religion. (The Supreme Court in American society; 8)

New York: Garland Publishers.

Conscience, expression, and privacy. (The Supreme Court in American society; 9)

New York: Garland Publishers.

Judicial review and judicial power in the Supreme Court. (The Supreme Court in American society; 4)

New York: Garland Publishers.

Lawyers and the rise of western political liberalism: Europe and North America from the eighteenth to twentieth centuries.

[Review of ]. American Historical Review, 105(2), 519–520.

The Supreme Court in and of the stream of power. (The Supreme Court in American society; 1)

New York: Garland Publishers.

The justices, judging, and judicial reputation. (The Supreme Court in American society; 2)

New York: Garland Publishers.

The least dangerous branch: Separation of powers and court-packing. (The Supreme Court in American society; 5)

New York: Garland Publishers.

The path to and from the Supreme Court. (The Supreme Court in American society; 3)

New York: Garland Publishers.

The rights of the accused: The justices and criminal justice. (The Supreme Court in American society; 10)

New York: Garland Publishers.

The Oxford guide to United States Supreme Court decisions

New York: Oxford University Press.

The constitutional lessons of the Little Rock crisis

In E. Jacoway & C. F. Williams (Eds.), Understanding the Little Rock crisis: An exercise in remembrance and reconciliation. Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press.