Law Faculty Books and Book Chapters

Below you may find selected books and book chapters from faculty in the Fowler School of Law.

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Corporate Personhood

Susanna Kim Ripken
The Law of Direct Democracy

Henry S. Noyes
Kenneth W. Starr: A Biography

Ronald D. Rotunda

A biography of Kenneth Starr, American lawyer and judge best known for his controversial report that led to the impeachment of President Clinton.
Child Welfare Mediation

Wendy Seiden
Foreword to Abortion under State Constitutions: A State-by-State Analysis

Ronald D. Rotunda

Foreword to Paul Benjamin Linton's "Abortion Under State Constitutions: A State-by-State Analysis".
The Land Grant Clause

John C. Eastman

Eastman explores the Land Grant Clause of the Constitution.
The Tax and Spend Clause

John C. Eastman

This chapter explores the spending clause of the Constitution.
The Declaration of Independence as Viewed from the States, in The Declaration of Independence: Origins and Impact

John C. Eastman
Epilogue to Prime Time Law: Fictional TV Lawyers and Their Impact on America — From Perry Mason and L.A. Law to Law & Order and Ally McBeal

Ronald D. Rotunda

Epilogue to Robert M. Jarvis and Paul R. Joseph's "Prime Time Law: Fictional TV Lawyers and Their Impact on America -- From Perry Mason and L.A. Law to Law & Order and Ally McBeal".
The Politics of Language: Liberalism as Word and Symbol

Ronald D. Rotunda

This book is a study of the power of language -- the way the words we use both reflect and mold the way we think. In particular, it focuses on the development of the word "liberal" in the United States, as a symbol of the politics of language.