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Going to Court - Brian ) Fitzpatrick - Bog - Oxford University Press - Plusbog.dk

Supreme Court Appointment Process (Update) - - Bog - Nova Science Publishers Inc - Plusbog.dk

Yearbook of the International Court of Justice 2011-2012 - International Court Of Justice - Bog - United Nations - Plusbog.dk

America's Supreme Court - Stephen Breyer - Bog - Oxford University Press - Plusbog.dk

America's Supreme Court - Stephen Breyer - Bog - Oxford University Press - Plusbog.dk

The American Supreme Court is one of the most powerful and controversial judicial bodies in the world. The Court has assumed the role of settling fundamental issues of American social policy through its power of constitutional interpretation, and its rulings are among the most divisive, and controversial events in American political life.How did the American court come to acquire such power? How does it maintain its authority and public confidence in the face of deep political divides. In this book Stephen Breyer, a leading intellect in the current Court, gives an insider''s view on how America''s Supreme Court came to acquire such a prominent role in American public life, how the Court operates, and how it can continue to maintain the trust of the American public as the final arbiter of the values underlying America''s democratic constitution.Breyer introduces the history of the Court by telling the stories of the landmark cases that defined the role the Court would play in American politics. He then offers a powerful restatement of his views on how a constitutional court should fulfil its function as final interpreter of a democratic constitution. In doing so, he examines some of the Court''s most controversial recent decisions, on issues such as the legality of detention in Guantanamo Bay, and the scope of protection of gun ownership in Heller.The book offers a unique introduction to how the American Supreme Court does and should operate, invaluable to all students of American law and politics, and anyone looking to understand the workings of American politics.

DKK 434.00
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Business and the Roberts Court - - Bog - Oxford University Press Inc - Plusbog.dk

Court-Ordered Community Service - Jody Clay Warner - Bog - Cambridge University Press - Plusbog.dk

On the Supreme Court - Louis Fisher - Bog - Taylor & Francis Inc - Plusbog.dk

Race Against the Court - Girardeau A. Spann - Bog - New York University Press - Plusbog.dk

Race Against the Court - Girardeau A. Spann - Bog - New York University Press - Plusbog.dk

"Must reading for anyone who seeks a better understanding of the U.S. Supreme Court's role in race relations policy."?Choice "Beware! Those committed to the Supreme Court as the ultimate defender of minority rights should not read Race Against the Court. Through a systematic peeling away of antimajoritarian myth, Spann reveals why the measure of relief the Court grants victims of racial injustice is determined less by the character of harm suffered by blacks than the degree of disadvantage the relief sought will impose on whites. A truly pathbreaking work."?Derrick Bell As persuasive as it is bold. Race Against The Court stands as a necessary warning to a generation of progressives who have come to depend on the Supreme Court of the perils of such dependency. It joins with Bruce Ackerman's We, the People and John Brigham's Cult of the Court as the best in contemporary work on the Supreme Court. ?Austin Sarat, William Nelson,Cromwell Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science, Amherst College The controversies surrounding the nominations, confirmations, and rejections of recent Supreme Court justices, and the increasingly conservative nature of the Court, have focused attention on the Supreme Court as never before. Although the Supreme Court is commonly understood to be the guardian of minority rights against the tyranny of the majority, Race Against The Court argues that the Court has never successfully performed this function. Rather the actual function of the Court has been to perpetuate the subordination of racial minorities by operating as an undetected agent of majoritarian preferences in the political preferences. In this provocative, controversial, and timely work, Girardeau Spann illustrates how the selection process for Supreme Court justices ensures that they will share the political preferences of the elite majority that runs the nation. Customary safeguards that are designed to protect the judicial process from majoritarian predispositions, Spann contends, cannot successfully insulate judicial decisionmaking from the pervasive societal pressures that exist to discount racial minority interests. The case most often cited as the icon of Court sensitivity to minority rights, Brown v. Board of Education, has more recently served to lull minorities into believing that efforts at political self-determination are futile, fostering a seductive dependence and overreliance on the Court as the caretaker of minority rights. Race Against The Court demonstrates how the Court has centralized the law of affirmative action in a way that stymies minority efforts for meaningful political and economic gain and how it has legitimated the legal status quo in a way that causes minorities never even to question the inevitability of their subordinate social status. Spann contends that racial minorities would be better off seeking to advance their interests in the pluralist political process and proposes a novel strategy for minorities to pursue in order to extricate themselves from the seemingly inescapable grasp of Supreme Court protection. Certain to generate lively, heated debate, Race Against The Court exposes the veiled majoritarianism of the Supreme Court and the dangers of allowing the Court to formulate our national racial policy.

DKK 674.00
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Freedom of Expression in the Supreme Court - - Bog - Rowman & Littlefield - Plusbog.dk

The Court of Appeal - Sir Louis Blom Cooper - Bog - Bloomsbury Publishing PLC - Plusbog.dk

Supreme Court Opinions - - Bog - Nova Science Publishers Inc - Plusbog.dk