Justice Sandra Day O’Connor: A Selected Annotated Bibliography

JUSTICE SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR: A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Julie Graves Krishnaswam/

WORKS AUTHORED BY JUSTICE O’CONNOR 1102

The Judiciary, Judicial Philosophy, Federalism and

International Law 1102

Equality and Feminism 1112

The Legal Profession and Professionalism 11 l 5

Tributes 1118

Autobiographical Works 1121

WORKS ABOUT JUSTICE O’CONNOR 112 l

Substantive Law Review Articles Written About

Justice O’Connor 112 l

Scholarly Monographs and Book Chapters About

Justice O’Connor 1143

Biographical Works 1146

Tributes to Justice O ‘Connor 1147

By Supreme Court Justices 1147

By Members of the Legal Profession 1149

As the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is a profound and fascinating figure in American jurisprudence. During Ronald Reagan’s presidential campaign, he promised to appoint a woman to the Supreme Court, and he appointed Sandra Day O’ Connor. 1 She was confirmed in 1981 and spent the next twenty-four years on the Supreme Court bench, retiring in 2005. Before her time on the Court, Justice O’Connor

+ Reference/Faculty Research Librarian and Associate Law Library Professor, City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law. B.A., 1999 Reed College, J.D., 2004, CUNY School ofLaw, M.L.I.S., 2008, Pratt Institute. The author wishes to thank Julie Lim, Director, CUNY School of Law Library, and colleagues Raquel Gabriel and Sarah Valentine for encouragement and assistance. The author also acknowledges the support of a research