P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2012August 01, 2012 EDT
“Just Like Umpires”: Why Chief Justice Roberts Correctly Relied On Baseball To Describe The Supreme Court Of The United States
“Just Like Umpires”: Why Chief Justice Roberts Correctly Relied On Baseball To Describe The Supreme Court Of The United States
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2012
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2012
- ForewordAndrew M. Stengel
- Public Financing Of Green CathedralsJack F. WilliamsJessica O'QuinJoshua Stein
- From Flood To Free Agency: The Messersmith Mcnally Arbitration ReconsideredHenry D. Fetter
- The Cobra’s Contract:Revisiting Dave Parker’s 1979 Contract With The Pittsburgh PiratesDavid L. Snyder
- Early Baseball And The Urban Political MachineRoger I. Abrams
- Billy Martin And Jurisprudence: Revisiting The Pine Tar CaseRaymond Belliotti
- Secret Sabermetrics: Trade Secret Protection In The Baseball Analytics FieldMatthew J. Frankel
- 2011 Edward C. Sobota Memorial LectureJohn Thorn
- “Just Like Umpires”: Why Chief Justice Roberts Correctly Relied On Baseball To Describe The Supreme Court Of The United StatesJoseph Z. Fleming
- High School Baseball, The Ncaa, And Major League Baseball: “A Reality Show”Martin L. Levy
- The Dark Side Of Professional Baseball: The Fall Of Barry BondsAnthony Torrente
- Scaling Back Zippo: The Downside To The Zippo Sliding Scale And Proposed Alternatives To Its UsesEmily Ekland
- Arthur Soden’s Legacy: The Origins And Early History Of Baseball’s Reserve SystemEd Edmonds
- Take Me Out To The Hearing: Major League Baseball Players Before CongressChristian H. BrillHoward W. Brill
Joseph Z. Fleming, “Just Like Umpires”: Why Chief Justice Roberts Correctly Relied On Baseball To Describe The Supreme Court Of The United States, 5 GLR (2012).