Foreword to the Supreme Court term

Each fall, the Harvard Law Review publishes a survey of the past Supreme Court term. This is a partial list of legal academics who have contributed a Foreword.

• 1959 Henry M. Hart, Jr., "The Time Chart of the Justices"
• 1960 Alexander Bickel, "The Passive Virtues"
• 1996 Charles Black, "'State Action,' Equal Protection, and California's Proposition 14"
• 1971 Gerald Gunther
• 1973 Laurence Tribe
• 1974 Henry Monaghan, "Constitutional Common Law"
• 1976 Kenneth Karst, "Equal Citizenship Under the Fourteenth Amendment"
• 1977 Bernard Schwartz
• 1978 John Hart Ely, "On Discovering Fundamental Values"
• 1979 Owen Fiss, "The Forms of Justice"
• 1979 Archibald Cox
• 1980 Lawrence Sager
• 1981 Abram Chayes
• 1982 Robert Cover, "Nomos and Narrative"
• 1983 Frank Easterbrook
• 1984 Derrick Bell
• 1985 Frank Michelman
• 1986 Martha Minow
• 1987 Richard Epstein
• 1988 Erwin Chemerinsky
• 1989 Robin West
• 1990 Guido Calabresi
• 1991 Kathleen Sullivan
• 1992 Morton Horwitz, "The Constitution of Change: Legal Fundamentality Without Fundamentalism"
• 1993 William Eskridge
• 1994 Charles Fried
• 1995 Cass Sunstein
• 1996 R. H. Fallon
• 1997 Michael Dorf
• 1998 Mark Tushnet
• 1999 Akhil Amar
• 2000 Larry Kramer
• 2001 Aharon Barak
• 2002 Robert Post
• 2003 Richard Pildes, "The Constitutionalization of Democratic Politics"
• 2004 Richard Posner
• 2005 Frederick Schauer
• 2006 Martha Nussbaum
• 2007 Lani Guinier
• 2008 Adrian Vermeule
• 2009 Heather Gerken, "Federalism All the Way Down"
• 2010 Dan Kahan, "Neutral Principles, Motivated Cognition, And Some Problems for Constitutional Law"
• 2011 Pam Karlan, "Democracy and Disdain"
• 2012 Reva Siegel, "Equality Divided"
• 2013 John F. Manning, "The Means of Constitutional Power"