The Rise of Modern Judicial Review: From Constitutional Interpretation to Judge-made LawRowman & Littlefield, 1994 - 447 lappuses This major history of judicial review, revised to include the Rehnquist court, shows how modern courts have used their power to create new "rights with fateful political consequences." Originally published by Basic Books. |
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iv. lappuse
... United States - History . 2. United States- Constitutional law - Interpretation and construction - History . 3. Judge made law - United States -- History . I. Title . KF4575.W65 1994 347.73'12 - dc20 [ 347.30712 ] 93-47052 CIP ISBN 0 ...
... United States - History . 2. United States- Constitutional law - Interpretation and construction - History . 3. Judge made law - United States -- History . I. Title . KF4575.W65 1994 347.73'12 - dc20 [ 347.30712 ] 93-47052 CIP ISBN 0 ...
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... United States Other Twentieth - Century Critiques 205 205 207 209 216 Home Building and Loan v . Blaisdell 219 Conclusion 222 10 The Judge as Legislator for Social Welfare 223 Holmes 223 The Nature of the Judicial Process 230 Conclusion ...
... United States Other Twentieth - Century Critiques 205 205 207 209 216 Home Building and Loan v . Blaisdell 219 Conclusion 222 10 The Judge as Legislator for Social Welfare 223 Holmes 223 The Nature of the Judicial Process 230 Conclusion ...
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... United States was in the midst of the most significant debate on the scope of judicial power since at least 1937. There was a period of time in the late 1960s and early 1970s when most legal academic work seemed to focus on the many new ...
... United States was in the midst of the most significant debate on the scope of judicial power since at least 1937. There was a period of time in the late 1960s and early 1970s when most legal academic work seemed to focus on the many new ...
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... United States . Although the kinds of cases judges have long handled still occupy most of their time , the scope of judicial business has broad- ened . The result has been involvement of courts in decisions that would earlier have been ...
... United States . Although the kinds of cases judges have long handled still occupy most of their time , the scope of judicial business has broad- ened . The result has been involvement of courts in decisions that would earlier have been ...
8. lappuse
... United States since the end of the nineteenth century was not inevitable . Many other modern democ- racies have judiciaries that are independent and strong , but have nowhere near the scope of independent policymaking power of U.S. ...
... United States since the end of the nineteenth century was not inevitable . Many other modern democ- racies have judiciaries that are independent and strong , but have nowhere near the scope of independent policymaking power of U.S. ...
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