Representing Race, 95 Michigan Law Review (February, 1997).

• Forward by Frank Michelman, and Afterword by Angela P. Harris.
• Robert A. Williams, Jr. "Vampires Anonymous and Critical Race Practice".
• Margaret M. Russell. "Beyond ‘Sellouts’ and ‘Race Cards’: Black Attorneys and the Straightjacket of Legal Practice."
• David B. Wilkins. "Straightjacketing Professionalism: A Comment on Russell."
• Eric K. Yamamoto. "Critical Race Praxis: Race Theory and Political Lawyering Practice in Post-Civil Rights America."
• Leslie G. Espinoza. "Legal Narratives, Therapeutic Narratives: The Invisibility and Omnipresence of Race and Gender."
• Dorothy E. Roberts. "Unshackling Black Motherhood."
• Naomi R. Cahn. "Representing Race Outside of Explicitly Racialized Contexts."
• Alex M. Johnson, Jr. "The Underrepresentation of Minorities in the Legal Profession: A Critical Race Theorist’s Perspective."
• Anthony V. Alfieri. "Lynching Ethics: Toward a Theory of Racialized Defenses."
• Richard Delgado, "Rodrigo’s Thirteenth Chronicle: Legal Formalism and Law’s Discontents."

Fidelity in Constitutional Theory, 65 Fordham Law Review (March, 1997).

• Ronald Dworkin. "Fidelity as Integrity" (with responses by Michael W. McConnell, Frederick Schauer, Robin West, James E. Fleming).
• Lawrence Lessig. "Fidelity as Translation" (with responses by Stephen G. Calabresi, Sanford Levinson, Jed Rubenfeld, Abner S. Greene).
• Bruce Ackerman. "Fidelity as Synthesis" (with responses by Frank I. Michelman, Lawrence Sager, Mark Tushnet, Martin S. Flaherty).
• Jack N. Rakove. "Fidelity through History" (with responses by Christopher L. Eisgruber, Larry Kramer, Akhil Reed Amar, Robert J. Kaczorowski).
• J. M. Balkin. "Does the Constitution Deserve our Fidelity?" (with responses by Michael J. Klarman, Sotiros A. Barber, Dorothy E. Roberts, Catharine A. MacKinnon, William Michael Treanor).
• Ronald Dworkin. "Reflections on Fidelity."

Table of Contents

• From the Editor
• From the Guest Editor
• Articles
  • Professional Loyalties, John Kleinig
  • Professional Loyalties: A Response to John Kleinig’s Account, Michael K. McChrystal
  • Is There a Duty to Confess?, Richard Bronaugh
  • Comments on Bronaugh, Sanford Levinson
• Selected Bibliography
• Abstracts
• Symposia
• Recent Books of Interest
• Announcement