The Rise of Modern Judicial Review: From Constitutional Interpretation to Judge-made LawRowman & Littlefield, 1994 - 447 halaman 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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Halaman ix
... opposition to modern judicial power . For the time being , with the election of Bill Clinton , a Democrat committed to modern judicial power , and with the appointment of Ruth Bader Ginsberg in 1913 , that challenge seems to have ix I.
... opposition to modern judicial power . For the time being , with the election of Bill Clinton , a Democrat committed to modern judicial power , and with the appointment of Ruth Bader Ginsberg in 1913 , that challenge seems to have ix I.
Halaman x
... seems to have fallen short . While the Court is more conservative politically now than twenty years ago , it has never taken the dramatic step back from modern judicial review that seemed at different times to be just an appointment or ...
... seems to have fallen short . While the Court is more conservative politically now than twenty years ago , it has never taken the dramatic step back from modern judicial review that seemed at different times to be just an appointment or ...
Halaman 4
... , in its opinion , regulated economic matters " too much . " Such power seems much more a matter of will — legislation , in the Federalist's term — than judgment or adjudication or 4 THE RISE OF MODERN JUDICIAL REVIEW.
... , in its opinion , regulated economic matters " too much . " Such power seems much more a matter of will — legislation , in the Federalist's term — than judgment or adjudication or 4 THE RISE OF MODERN JUDICIAL REVIEW.
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... seems to have been virtually inevitable . The modern Court began by asserting its power especially in freedom of speech and freedom of religion cases , and also in less well known cases involving state regulation of commerce . A major ...
... seems to have been virtually inevitable . The modern Court began by asserting its power especially in freedom of speech and freedom of religion cases , and also in less well known cases involving state regulation of commerce . A major ...
Halaman 10
... seems that most Americans do not understand that judicial legislation is the prevailing norm of the legal profession rather than a mark of judicial error . The Court's reticence in this regard is probably based on uncertainty as to ...
... seems that most Americans do not understand that judicial legislation is the prevailing norm of the legal profession rather than a mark of judicial error . The Court's reticence in this regard is probably based on uncertainty as to ...
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