Law and Contemporary Problems | Vol 61 | No. 1
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Volume 61, Number 1 (Winter 1998)
Government Lawyering

Neal Devins
Special Editor

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Foreword

Neal Devins

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Lawyers and Policymakers in Government

Peter H. Schuck

7

 

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The Role of Government Attorneys in Regulatory Agency Rulemaking

Thomas O. McGarity

19

 

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Creating Law at the Securities and Exchange Commission: The Lawyer as Prosecutor

Roberta S. Karmel

33

 

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Reallocating Interpretive Criminal-Lawmaking Power Within the Executive Branch

Dan M. Kahan

47

 

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The President, the Supreme Court, and the Constitution: A Brief Positive Account of the Role of Government Lawyers in the Development of Constitutional Law

Steven G. Calabresi

61

 

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Hell, Handbaskets, and Government Lawyers: The Duty of Loyalty and Its Limits

Michael Stokes Paulsen

83

 

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“For the United States”: Government Lawyers in Court

Patricia M. Wald

107

 

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United States Attorneys — Whom Shall They Serve?

H. W. Perry Jr.

129

 

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Independent Counsel and Vigorous Investigation and Prosecution

William Michael Treanor

149

 

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The Solicitor General and the Interests of the United States

David A. Strauss

165

 

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The Secret Life of the Private Attorney General

Jeremy A. Rabkin

179

 

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The Battle That Never Was: Congress, the White House, and Agency Litigation Authority

Neal Devins and Michael Herz

205

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff