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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 May 2017

Stephen B. Burbank  and
Sean Farhang
Stephen B. Burbank
Affiliation:
University of Pennsylvania
Sean Farhang
Affiliation:
University of California, Berkeley

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Rights and Retrenchment
The Counterrevolution against Federal Litigation
 , pp. ix - xii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2017

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  1. 1.1Number of federal statutory plaintiff's fee-shifting and damages enhancement provisions enacted, 1933–2014

  2. 1.2Cumulative federal statutory plaintiff's fee-shifting and damages enhancement provisions, and federal private statutory litigation rate, 1933–2014

  3. 2.1Annual number of private enforcement retrenchment items: damages, attorney's fees, class actions, sanctions, offers of judgment, 1973–2014

  4. 2.2Republican and Democratic support for private enforcement retrenchment, 1973–2014

  5. 3.1Proportion of judges, practitioners, and academics on Advisory Committee, 1960–2014

  6. 3.2Practitioner types on the Advisory Committee, 1960–2014

  7. 3.3Aligned versus unaligned practitioners, 1960–2014

  8. 3.4Population adjusted ratio of Republican to Democratic appointees serving on the Advisory Committee, 1971–2014

  9. 3.5Number and direction of Advisory Committee proposals affecting private enforcement, 1960–2014

  10. 3.6Probability of pro-plaintiff Advisory Committee proposal, 1960–2014

  11. A.3.1Probability of pro-plaintiff Advisory Committee proposal, item level and rule level, 1960–2014

  12. 4.1Number of private enforcement issues per term, and probability of dissent, 1960–2014

  13. 4.2Probability of pro-private enforcement outcomes and justice votes in private enforcement issues, 1960–2014

  14. 4.3Probability of pro-private enforcement outcomes and justice votes in private enforcement issues with dissents, 1960–2014

  15. 4.4Probability of pro-private enforcement outcomes and justice votes in issues with dissents, separately for government and business defendants, 1960–2014

  16. 4.5Balance between government and business defendants in Court's private enforcement issues, 1960–2014

  17. 4.6Probability of pro-private enforcement outcomes and justice votes in all federal statutory and constitutional rights issues with dissents, 1960–2014

  18. 4.7Average annual number of amicus briefs filed per case in Supreme Court's private enforcement cases, and in all cases, 1960–2014

  19. 4.8Proportion of cases with Chamber of Commerce Amicus Briefs, and with Washington or Pacific Legal Foundation Amicus Briefs, 1970–2014

  20. 4.9Number of Federal Rules private enforcement issues per term, and probability of dissent, 1960–2013

  21. 4.10Probability of pro-private enforcement outcomes and justice votes in all Federal Rules private enforcement issues, 1960–2014

  22. 4.11Probability of pro-private enforcement outcomes and justice votes in Federal Rules private enforcement issues with dissents, 1960–2014

  23. 4.12Balance between government and business defendants in Federal Rules private enforcement cases, and non-Federal Rules private enforcement cases, 1960–2014

  24. A.4.1Probability of pro-private enforcement outcomes and justice votes in parallel policy sample cases with dissents, 1960–2014

  25. 5.1Media coverage index of private enforcement issues, 1960–2013

  26. 6.1Rate of private civil rights litigation in federal court, 1961–2014

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