The Supreme Court in American Society: Equal Justice Under LawThe Supreme Court in American Society serves as a powerful reminder of how important the Court has been to American life, how central a role it has played in interpreting the rule of law against a constantly evolving social order, and how much it has mirrored the controversies, debates, and political struggles of American History. |
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on the Supreme Court Appointment Process | 3 |
Reconstruction and the Waite Court | 17 |
Civil Liberties and the American Supreme Court | 58 |
On the Warren Court and Judicial Review | 72 |
The Role of the Supreme Court in American History | 97 |
A Comment on Roe v Wade | 134 |
The Supreme Court in Periods of Critical Realignment | 220 |
The Supreme Court as Republican Schoolmaster | 235 |
The Origins and Historical Understanding | 385 |
The Ten Greatest Justices | 495 |
States Rights and the Origins of the Supreme Courts Power | 563 |
Racist Speech Democracy and the First Amendment | 577 |
The Birth Order Oddity in Supreme Court Appointments | 639 |
The Integrity of Holmes Jurisprudence | 647 |
The Supreme Court the Equal Proptection Clause | 687 |
A Theory of U S Constitutional History | 762 |
The Origins of Franklin D Roosevelts CourtPacking Plan | 289 |
Old and | 343 |
Acknowledgments | |
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The Supreme Court in American Society, 10 Volume Set: Equal Justice Under Law President Kermit L Hall Sin vista previa disponible - 2000 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Supreme Court in American Society: Equal Justice Under Law |
| Editor | Kermit L. Hall |
| Edición | ilustrada |
| Editor | Taylor & Francis, 2001 |
| ISBN | 0815337574, 9780815337577 |
| Largo | 788 páginas |
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