THE ORDER OF THE COIF
                                                                             
                             ANNUAL LECTURE SERIES
                 DISTINGUISHED VISISOR PROGRAM
 

                              In 2004 the Lecture Series became the Distinguished Visitor Program

 
                    2007  
               Professor Jesse H. Choper, University of California, Berkeley, School of Law -- Brigham 
Young University and University of Cincinnati.
                      2006
            Professor Pamela S. Karlan -- University of Kansas and University of North Carolina
                         2005
             Professor John C. Coffee -- McGeorge School of Law, Seton Hall  University School 
of Law and the University of Oregon School of Law
                          2004
             1.    Judge Patricia Wald -- University of New Mexico School of Law.

             2.    Professor Joseph Sax -- Texas Tech University School of Law, the University of 
Nebraska  College of Law and West Virginia University College of Law.

                                                                    2003

             University of Kansas.  Professor Thomas O. McGarity, Our Science and Their Science is 
Junk Science:  Science-Based Strategies for Avoiding Accountability and Responsibility for Risk-
Producing Products and Activities, 2 Kan L. Rev. 897 (2004).

                                                                    2001

     University of Nebraska.  Professor John Strong (University of Arizona), Consensual
Modification of the Rules of Evidence: The Limits of Party Autonomy in an Adversary System,
2001 Neb.L. Rev.  80 (2001).

                                                                    2000

       University of Utah.  Professor Saul Levmore (University of Chicago), More than Mere 
Majorities, 2000 Utah L. Rev. 759 (2001).

                                                                    1999

         University of Houston.  Professor W. Michael Reisman (Yale University), International 
Legal Responses to Terrorism, 22 Hous. J. Int'l L. 3 (1999).

                                                                     1998

        University of Arizona.  Professor Mark Neely (St. Louis University) and Professor Eric Foner
(Columbia University),  The Impeachment Trial of Abraham Lincoln, The Final Day, 40 Ariz. L. Rev.
351 (1998).

        Washington & Lee University.  Professor Charles T. 0gIetree, Jr. (Harvard University), 
Personal and Professional  Integrity in the Legal Profession: Lessons from President Clinton and
Kenneth Starr, 56 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 851 (1999).

                                                                     1996

          Arizona State University.  Professor Ronald M. Dworkin (New York University Oxford), In
Praise of Theory, 29 Ariz. St. L.J. 353 (1997).

         Fordham University.  Professor Michael Sandel (Harvard University), The Constitution of 
the Procedural Republic: Liberal Rights and Civic Virtues, 66 Fordham L. Rev. 1  (1997).

        University of New Mexico.  Professor Gregory Williams (Ohio State University), Transforming
the Powerless to the Powerful,: The Public Responsibilities of Law Schools, 1 N.M .L. Rev. 1 (1998).

                                                                    1995

          Brigham Young University.  Charles E. Wilkinson (University of Colorado), Home Dance, the
Hopi, and Black Mesa Coal: Conquest and Endurance in the American Southwest, 1996 BYU L. Rev.
449.  
                                                                     1994

        Georgetown University.  Professor Jules L. Coleman (Yale University), Legal Theory and Legal
Practice, 83 Geo. L. J. 2579 (1995)

          University of California, Berkeley.  Professor Bruce A. Ackerman (Yale University), ls NAFTA
Constitutional? 108 Harv. L. Rev.  801 (1995)