An interesting take on the varying use of law review articles in decisions of US Courts is found here. I had earlier blogged about law review articles quoting blogs of law professors here.
(http://www.concurringopinions.com/archives/2013/05/the-varying-use-of-legal-scholarship-by-the-u-s-supreme-court-across-issues.html)
The Courts as indicated in these cases rely more on law review articles in areas of privacy, due process as compared to federal taxation or judicial power.
I was just wondering what the trend would be in the case of dispute settlement proceedings (both Panel and Appellate Body) and reliance on law review articles? An area of potential research?
