The University of Chicago Law School: a century of Scholarship a bibliography of Writings of the Faculty of the University of Chicago from 1902-2002

Randall D. Schmidt

Stephen J. Schulhofer

Stephen J. Schulhofer, No Job Too Small: Justice Without Bargaining in the Lower Criminal Courts, 1985 America Bar Foundation Research Journal 519 (1985).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Effective Assistance on the Assembly Line, 14 New York University Review Law & Social Change 137 (1986).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Future of the Adversary System, 33 University of Chicago Law School Record 8 (1986).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Jochen Frowein & Martin Shapiro, The Protection of Fundamental Human Rights as a Vehicle of Integration, in Integration through Law: Europe and the American Federal Experience (deGruyter, Mauro Cappelletti, Monica Seccombe & Joseph Weiler eds., 1986) at 231.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Fifth Amendment at Justice: A Reply, 54 University of Chicago Law Review 950 (1987).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Miranda Ruling helped to Civilize Law Enforcement, Orlando Sentinel, February 15, 1987, at 1, 5.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Reconsidering Miranda, 54 University of Chicago Law Review 435 (1987).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Constitution and the Police: Individual Rights and Law Enforcement, 66 Washington University Law Quarterly 11 (1988).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Criminal Justice Discretion as a Regulatory System, 17 Journal of Legal Studies 43 (1988).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Post-Trial Phase of the American Criminal Case in Protection of Human Rights in Criminal Justice Proceedings, University of Cairo (1988).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Contributor's Observations on Fiterman, 2 Federal Sentencing Reporter 80 (1989).

Stephen J. Schulhofer & Sanford Kadish, Criminal Law and Its Process, Little, Brown & Company (5, 1989).

Stephen Schulhofer, Just Punishment in an Imperfect World, 87 Michigan Law Review 1301 (1989).

Stephen J. Schulhofer & Ilene Nagel, Negotiated Pleas under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines: The First Fifteen Months, 27 American Criminal Law Review 231 (1989).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, On the Fourth Amendment Rights of the Law-Abiding Public, 1989 Supreme Court Review 87 (1989).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Post-Trial Phase of the American Criminal Case, 8 Nouvelles Etudes Penales 129 (1989).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Gender Question in Criminal Law, 7 Social Philosophy & Policy 105 (1990).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Access to Justice for the American Underclass, The World and I Magazine 462 (June 1991).

Stephen J. Schulhofer & Ilene Nagel, Bargaining under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, 3 Federal Sentencing Reporter 218 (1991).

Stephen J. Schulhofer & I. Nagel, Guest Editor. Plea Bargaining Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, 3 Federal Sentencing Reporter 218 (1991).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Implementing the Plea Agreement Provisions of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, 3 Federal Sentencing Reporter 179 (1991).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Reconsidering Miranda and the Fifth Amendment, in The Bill of Rights: Original Meaning and Current Understanding (University of Virginia Press, Eugene W. Hickok , Jr. ed. 1991) at 288.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Some Kind Words for the Privilege against Self-Incrimination, 26 Valparaiso University Law Review 311 (1991).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Tribute: Retirement of Sanford Kadish, 79 California Law Review 1408 (1991).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Assessing the Federal Sentencing Process: The Problem is Uniformity, Not Disparity, 29 American Criminal Law Review 833 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Dilemmas of Justice, 1 East European Constitutional Review 17 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Excessive Uniformity - And How to Fix It, 5 Federal Sentencing Reporter 169 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Review of Zillah R. Eisenstein, The Female Body and the Law, 64 Journal of Modern History 747 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, An Indigent Willie Smith Might Be in Jail, Los Angeles Times, Dec 17, 1992, at B7.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Plea Bargaining as Disaster, 101 Yale Law Journal 1979 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Rapport de Synthese Pour les Pays de Common Law, 63 International Review of Penal Law 33 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Sentencing, in Encyclopedia of the American Constitution, Supplement I (MacMillan, Leonard W. Levy, Kenneth L. Karst & Jr. John G. West eds., 1992) at 489.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Taking Sexual Autonomy Seriously: Rape Law and Beyond, 11 Law and Philosophy 35 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer & Ilene H. Nagel, A Tale of Three Cities: An Empirical Study of Charging and Bargaining Practices Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, 66 Southern California Law Review 501 (1992).

Stephen J. Schulhofer & David D. Friedman, Rethinking Indigent Defense: Promoting Effective Representation through Consumer Sovereignty and Freedom of Choice for All Criminal Defendants, 31 American Criminal Law Review 73 (1993).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Rethinking Mandatory Minimums, 39 University of Chicago Law School Record 12 (1993).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Sentencing Issues Facing the New Department of Justice, 5 Federal Sentencing Reporter 225 (1993).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Solving the Drug Enforcement Dilemma: Lessons from Economics, 1994 University of Chicago Legal Forum 207 (1994).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, A Wake-Up Call from the Plea Bargaining Trenches, 19 Law and Social Inquiry 134 (1994).

Stephen J. Schulhofer & Sanford H. Kadish, Criminal Law and Its Processes, Little, Brown & Company (6, 1995).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Feminist Challenge in Criminal Law, 143 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 2151 (1995).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Gender Question in Criminal Law, in Punishment and Rehabilitation (Wadsworth, Jeffrie G. Murphy ed. 1995) at 274.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Trouble with Trials: The Trouble with Us, 105 Yale Law Journal 825 (1995).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Miranda's Practical Effect: Substantial Benefits and Vanishingly Small Social Costs, 90 Northwestern University Law Review 500 (1996).

Stephen Schulhofer, Youth Crime - and What Not to do About It, 31 Valparaiso Law Review 435 (1997).

Stephen Schulhofer, Miranda's Practical Effect: Substantial Benefits and Vanishingly Small Social Costs, in The Miranda Debate: Law, Justice and Policing (Northeastern University Press, Richard A. Leo & George C. Thomas eds., 1998) at 1191.

Stephen Schulhofer, Reconsidering Miranda,, in The Miranda Debate: Law, Justice and Policing (Northeastern University Press, Richard A. Leo & George C. Thomas eds., 1998) at 106-118.

Stephen Schulhofer, Unwanted Sex: The Culture of Intimidation and the Failure of Law, Harvard University Press (1998).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Miranda Now on the Endangered Species List, National Law Journal, March 1, 1999, at A22.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, L'Administration de la Peine de Mort: Lecons d'Amerique, in La Peine de Mort: Droit, Histoire, Philosophie, Anthropologie (Editions Pantheon-Assas, Jacques Robert & Ioannis S. Papadopoulos eds., 2000)

Stephen J. Schulhofer, The Mathematician, the Monk and the Militant: Reflections on the Role of Criminal Law Theory, 88 California Law Review 705 (2000).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, A Road Map for the Consummate Traveller: The American Law of Sentencing, in Rede in Recht: Liber Amicoram Nico Keijzer (Gouda Quint, G. J. M. Corstens & M. S. Groenhuijsen eds., 2000)

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Should the High Court Let Police Avoid Giving the Miranda Warning?, Washington Times Insight Magazine (2000).

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Sweeping Kids Off the Streets: Anti-Gang Law is Anti-Everybody, Chicago Tribune, Feb 8, 2000

Stephen J. Schulhofer, Unwanted Sex: The Culture of Intimidation and the Failure of Law, Harvard University Press (2000).