Provost and Vice Chancellor's Office - 2000

A nation of states: Federalism at the bar of the Supreme Court.  (The Supreme Court in American society; 6). (2000). New York: Garland Publishers.

Conscience and belief: The Supreme Court and religion.  (The Supreme Court in American society; 8). (2000). New York: Garland Publishers.

Dunn, R. R. (2000). Isolated trees as foci of diversity in active and fallow fields. Biological Conservation, 95(3), 317–321. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0006-3207(00)00025-2

Hall, K. (2000). Conscience, expression, and privacy. (The Supreme Court in American society; 9). New York: Garland Publishers.

Hall, K. (2000). The justices, judging, and judicial reputation. (The Supreme Court in American society; 2). New York: Garland Publishers.

Hall, K. (2000). The rights of the accused: The justices and criminal justice. (The Supreme Court in American society; 10). New York: Garland Publishers.

Hall, K. L. (2000). [Review of Lawyers and the rise of western political liberalism: Europe and North America from the eighteenth to twentieth centuries.]. American Historical Review, 105(2), 519–520.

Judge, E. K., Garriga, C. M., & Overton, M. F. (2000). Topographic analysis of dune volume and position, Jockey's Ridge State Park. Shore & Beach, 68(4), 19.

Judicial review and judicial power in the Supreme Court.  (The Supreme Court in American society; 4). (2000). New York: Garland Publishers.

The Supreme Court in and of the stream of power.  (The Supreme Court in American society; 1). (2000). New York: Garland Publishers.

The least dangerous branch: Separation of powers and court-packing. (The Supreme Court in American society; 5). (2000). New York: Garland Publishers.

The path to and from the Supreme Court.  (The Supreme Court in American society; 3). (2000). New York: Garland Publishers.