Look at this unusual and fresh approach to a law review symposium issue. I know less than nothing about baseball, as you can tell from the title of this post, but I enjoyed looking through FIU Law Review's Micro-Symposium: Infield Fly Rule Is In Effect: The History and Strategy of Baseball's Most (In)Famous Rule. Here's a list of the articles included.
Adrian Karborani, Introduction to the Micro-Symposium: Infield Fly Rule in Effect
Richard D. Friedman, Just Say No To the Cheap Double Play
Mark A. Graber, Functionalism and the Infield Fly Rule
Andrew J. Guilford, Another Side to the Infield Fly Rule
Richard Hershberger, The Prehistory of the Infield Fly Rule
Rob Nelson, The Enfield Fly Rule
Rob Neyer, Teach the Controversy
Peter B. Oh, De-Limiting Rules
Chad M. Oldfather, Umpires, Judges, and the Aesthetics of the Infield Fly
Spencer Weber Waller, The Puzzle of the Infield Fly Rule
Howard M. Wasserman, Keeping the Infield Fly Rule in Effect
Adrian Karborani, Introduction to the Micro-Symposium: Infield Fly Rule in Effect
Richard D. Friedman, Just Say No To the Cheap Double Play
Mark A. Graber, Functionalism and the Infield Fly Rule
Andrew J. Guilford, Another Side to the Infield Fly Rule
Richard Hershberger, The Prehistory of the Infield Fly Rule
Rob Nelson, The Enfield Fly Rule
Rob Neyer, Teach the Controversy
Peter B. Oh, De-Limiting Rules
Chad M. Oldfather, Umpires, Judges, and the Aesthetics of the Infield Fly
Spencer Weber Waller, The Puzzle of the Infield Fly Rule
Howard M. Wasserman, Keeping the Infield Fly Rule in Effect
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