Paul Brest
Professor of Law, Emeritus and Former Dean

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Paul Brest, From the Dean, Stanford Lawyer 12 [2 pages](Summer 1998).
Paul Brest, The Alternative Dispute Resolution Grab Bag: Complementary Curriculum, Collaboration, and the Pervasive Method, 50 Florida Law Review 753-55 (1998).
Paul Brest, From the Dean: Why Professors Should Write, as Well as Teach, Stanford Lawyer 14 [2 pages] (Spring 1998).
Paul Brest, Pamela S. Karlan, Kathleen M. Sullivan, William Cohen, Gerald Gunther, Deborah L. Rhode, David W. Brady, and Jack N. Rakove, A Discussion of Impeachment [videorecording]: taped October 1998: a Production of the Stanford Channel, Stanford: Stanford University, 1998.
Paul Brest, Palmer v. Thompson: An Approach to the Problem of Unconstitutional Legislative Motive, in A Constitutional Law Anthology, 2nd edition, Michael J. Glennon, Donald E. Lively, Phoebe A. Haddon, Dorothy E. Roberts, and Russell L. Weaver, eds., Cincinatti: Anderson Publishing, 1997.
Paul Brest, Affirmative Action: The Reason Why, Stanford Lawyer 2 (1996).
Paul Brest, Professors and Public Servants, Stanford Lawyer 2 (Spring 1996).
Paul Brest, The Responsibility of Law Schools: Educating Lawyers as Counselors and Problem Solvers, 58 Law and Contemporary Problems 5-17 (1995).
Paul Brest, Educating Lawyers, Stanford Lawyer 8 (1995).
Paul Brest and Miranda Oshige, Affirmative Action for Whom?, 47 Stanford Law Review 855-900 (1995).
Paul Brest, What Makes a Law Faculty Great?, Stanford Lawyer 2 (1995).
Paul Brest and Linda Krieger, On Teaching Professional Judgement, 69 Washington Law Review 527-60 (1994).
Paul Brest, Plus Ça Change, 91 Michigan Law Review 1945 (August 1993).
Paul Brest, Robert Anderson, Ellen Borgersen, William Fenwick, and Jefferson Sher, The Impact of Information Technology on Judicial Administration: A Research Agenda for the Future, 66 University of Southern California Law Review 1761-1812 ( 1993). Paul Brest, Plus ca Change (Response to Harry T. Edwards 91 Michigan Law Review 34), 91 Michigan Law Review 1945-52 (1993).
Paul Brest, Processes of Constitutional Decisionmaking: Cases and Materials, 3rd ed., Boston: Little, Brown, 1576 p., 1992.
Paul Brest, Further Beyond the Republican Revival: Toward Radical Republicanism, 97 Yale Law Journal 1623 (1988).
Paul Brest, Protecting Academic Freedome Through the First Amendment: Raising the Unanswered Questions, 66 Texas Law Review 1359 (June 1988).
Paul Brest, Who Decides?, 58 Southern California Law Review 661-672 (1985).
John H. Barton, Susan H. Nycum, Walter E. Bunting, Robert L. Jones and Paul Brest, Law and Technology: Emerging Issues and How the Law School Should Deal With Them, 19 Stanford Law Review 33-37 (1984).
Paul Brest, Programmed for Perfection, 3 California Lawyer 57-64 (Sept. 1983)