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::  1998 ANNUAL MEETING  ::
Seattle, Washington
 

Thursday	Opening Reception
Friday	Breakfast Session: Constitutional Studies: A Model Curriculum
8:45-10:15	Do Ideas Matter and Which Ones?	Citizenship & Marriage in 19th-Century America	Construction of Expertise in the Anglo-American Courtroom	Policing Whiteness
10:30-12:00	Courts Outside the Orbit of the Common Law	Beyond Griswold & Roe	Israeli Legal History	Property & Constitutionalism in Antebellum New York
1:30-3:00	Substance & Procedure in the Premodern English Trial	The Voices of Women Lawyers	Sovereignty & Neutrality after Legal Realism	Rediscovering State Constitutional History
3:15-4:45	New Approaches to Old Institutions	Reforming Legal Education in England & America	Histories of Federal Courts	Rights Talk in Historical Perspective
5:30	Annual Lecture
6:30	Reception
Saturday 8:45-10:15	Texts & Reality	No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies	Torts & Identity	The Role of History in Indian Law
10:30-12:00	Courts & Society in Tudor-Stuart England	"The Surprising Effects of Sympathy"	Race, Criminal Justice & 20th-Century Federal Courts	Professional Differences
12:15-1:30	Annual Luncheon
1:45-3:15	Common Law & Church Courts	Domestic Relations, Citizenship & the State	History of the Book in the Law	Article V of the US Constitution
3:30-5:00	Law & Group Practice in Earlier Medieval Europe	Debtors, Creditors & Bankrupts in Victorian Anglo-America	Labor, Law & the State	Post-Modern Constitutional History