Before revision: In 1995, Richard Posner argued law reviews had a higher standard of fact-checking to faculty-run journals and published books and described them as indispensible resources for law clerks, judges, pracititioners and professors.
After revision: In 1995, Richard Posner argued law reviews had a higher standard of fact-checking to faculty-run journals or published books, and described them as indispensible resources for law clerks, judges, pracititioners and professors.