Nancy S. Marder

Chicago-Kent College of Law

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Courts

Judging Judge Judy (forthcoming), Lawyers in Your Living Room! Law on Television (2009)

From "Practical Obscurity" to Web Disclosure: A New Understanding of Public Information (symposium), Syracuse Law Review (2009)

Instructing the Jury, Oxford Handbook on Linguistics and Law (2009)

Jury Reform: The Impossible Dream?, 5 (symposium), Tennessee Journal of Law and Policy (2009)

The Myth of the Nullifying Jury, The Right to a Fair Trial (2009)

The Right to Submit Questions to Witnesses (with B. Pfaff & J. Stalmack), CBA Record (2009)

J.E.B. v. Alabama ex rel. T.B., 511 U.S. 127 (1994), Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court of the United States (2008)

Johnson v. Louisiana, 406 U.S. 356 (1972), Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court of the United States (2008)

Women on Juries (forthcoming), Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court of the United States (2008)

Introduction to the 50th Anniversary of "Twelve Angry Men" (symposium editor), Chicago-Kent Law Review (2007)

Juries, Encyclopedia of Law and Society: American and Global Perspectives (2007)

Law, Literature & Feminism: Broadening the Canon with New Texts (forthcoming 2010), Teaching Literature and Law (2007)

Bringing Jury Instructions Into the Twenty-First Century, Notre Dame Law Review (2006)

Cyberjuries: A New Role as Online Mock Juries, University of Toledo Law Review (2006)

Why "12 Angry Men?" The Transformative Power of Jury Deliberations, Screening Justice: The Cinema of Law (2006)

Cyberjuries: The Next New Thing?, Information and Communications Technology Law (2005)

The Jury as "Free School" for Democracy, Insights on Law & Society (2005)

The Jury Process (2005)

The Medical Malpractice Debate: The Jury as Scapegoat (symposium), Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review (2005)

The New ABA Jury Trial Standards: "Innovations" Go Mainstream?, Judicature (2005)

Cyberjuries: A Model of Deliberative Democracy?, Democracy Online: The Prospects for Political Renewal through the Internet (2004)

Introduction to The Jury at a Crossroad: The American Experience (symposium editor), Chicago-Kent Law Review (2003)

Juries, Justice and Multiculturalism, Southern California Law Review (2002)

Juries and Technology: Equipping Jurors for the Twenty-First Century (symposium), Brooklyn Law Review (2001)

The Technological Juror, The Judges' Journal (2001)

The Interplay of Race and False Claims of Jury Nullification, University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform (1999)

The Myth of the Nullifying Jury, Northwestern University Law Review (1999)

Jury nullification, an issue that has received much public attention, has been used loosely to...

Juries and Damages: A Commentary, DePaul Law Review (1998)

Deliberations and Disclosures: A Study of Post-Verdict Interviews of Jurors, Iowa Law Review (1997)

Beyond Gender: Peremptory Challenges and the Roles of the Jury, Texas Law Review (1995)

Gender Dynamics and Jury Deliberations (student note), Yale Law Journal (1987)

Criminal Law and Procedure

Juries, Drug Laws & Sentencing (symposium), The Journal of Gender, Race and Justice (2002)

Judges

Justice Stevens, the Peremptory Challenge, and the Jury (symposium), Fordham Law Review (2006)

Practice and Procedure

Introduction to Secrecy in Litigation (symposium editor), Chicago-Kent Law Review (2006)

Teaching Civil Procedure Stories (reviewing Civil Procedure Stories, Foundation Press 2004), Journal of Legal Education (2005)

Teacher's Manual to Adjudication and its Alternatives: An Introduction to Procedure (with Judith Resnik) (2004)

Privacy

From "Practical Obscurity" to Web Disclosure: A New Understanding of Public Information (symposium), Syracuse Law Review (2009)

Women

Feminisms and Feminist Voices: An Introduction, Australian Feminist Law Journal (1996)

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The Banality of Evil: A Portrayal in “12 Angry Men (symposium editor) (forthcoming), Chicago-Kent Law Review (2007)