Timothy Johnson

Publications, Papers, and Replication Data

(some papers are pre-published galleys or proofs)

2006

Johnson, Timothy R., Paul J. Wahlbeck, and James F. Spriggs. 2006. “The Evaluation of Oral Argumentation before the

Supreme Court.” American Political Science Review. Vol. 100, #1 (February): 99-113. For Replication data click here.

2005

Johnson, Timothy R. and Jason Roberts. 2005. “Pivotal Politics, Presidential Capital, and Supreme Court Nominations. ” Congress and the Presidency. Vol. 32, #1 (Spring): 31-48. Pre-published version of paper.

Johnson, Timothy R., James Spriggs, and Paul Wahlbeck. 2005. “Passing and Strategic Voting on the U.S. Supreme Court.” Law and Society Review. Vol. 39, #2 (June): 349-377.

Johnson, Timothy R. and Jason Roberts. 2005. “American Bar Association Dialogue: Selecting Supreme Court Justices.” Focus on Law Studies. Vol. XX, # 2 (Spring):1-20.

2004

Johnson, Timothy R. 2004. Oral Arguments and Decision Making on the United States Supreme Court. ISBN: 0-7914-6103-3. Albany, NY: SUNY Press. 180 pages.

Johnson, Timothy R. and Jason Roberts. 2004. “Presidential Capital and the Supreme Court Confirmation Process.” Journal of Politics. Vol. 66, #3 (August): 663-683. Pre-published version of paper.

2003

Hoekstra, Valerie and Timothy R. Johnson. 2003. “Delaying Justice: The Supreme Court’s Decision to Hear Rearguments.” Political Research Quarterly. Vol. 56, #3 (September): 351-360.

Johnson, Timothy R. 2003. “The Supreme Court, the Solicitor General, and the Separation of Powers.” American Politics Research. Vol. 31, #4 (July): 426-451. Pre-published version of paper.

2001

Johnson, Timothy R. 2001. “Information, Oral Arguments, and Supreme Court Decision Making.” American Politics Research. Vol. 29, #4 (July):331-351. Pre-published version of paper.

2000

Johnson, Timothy R. 2000. “Data Sources for Researching the United States Supreme Court.” DttP: Documents to the People. Vol. 28, #2 (Summer): 45-48. Pre-published version of paper.

1990's

Johnson, Timothy R., Andrew D. Martin. 1998. “The Public’s Conditional Response to Supreme Court Decisions.” American Political Science Review. Vol. 92, #2 (June): 229-309.

Epstein, Lee, Jeffrey Segal, and Timothy R. Johnson. 1996. “The Claim of Issue Creation on the U.S. Supreme Court.” American Political Science Review. Vol. 90, #4 (December): 845-852.