Harvard Law Review, Volumen101,Parte2

action adjudication administrative American analysis apply arguing argument article III court attorneys Baldus Bivens Bork Brennan capital punishment capital sentencing cert charging decision civil rights claim client Congress constitutional context crime Critical death penalty decisionmaking defendant defendant's denied discretion discretionary approach discriminatory discussion disparities dissenting due process effect enforcement equal protection clause evidence example fact factors fair use doctrine fee shift fetal fourteenth amendment fourth amendment HARV infra interest involving issue judge judgment judicial review Judiciary jurisdiction jurors jury lawyer legislative courts litigation McCleskey minorities nomination non-article norms parole peremptory challenges plaintiff police political problem procedure Professor prosecutors public rights purpose question race racial discrimination racism reason relevant remedy require Robert Bork role rule selective prosecution Senate sixth amendment social standard statistical statute substantive suggests Supp supra note Supreme Court United values victim violation voir dire YALE L.J.