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First edition. |
| Description |
xi, 738 pages ; 24 cm. |
| Series |
American ideals and institutions series |
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American ideals and institutions series.
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| Contents |
I. Constitutional law. Briefs and Oral Arguments. Gregg v. Georgia (1976) (brief on the constitutionality of capital punishment) ; Gregg v. Georgia (oral argument, 1976) ; Brief against vice president Spiro Agnew (1973) ; Secretary of the Navy v. Avrech (oral argument, 1974) ; Greer v. Spock (oral argument, 1975) -- I. Constitutional law. Opinions. Dronenburg v. Zech (1984) ; Ollman v. Evans & Novak (1984) ; Lebron v. Washington Metro Area Transit Authority (1984) -- I. Constitutional law. Articles. Neutral principles and some First Amendment problems (1971) ; Their will be done (2005) ; Styles in constitutional theory (1985) ; Adversary jurisprudence (2002) ; The Constitution, original intent, and economic rights (1986) ; The case against political judging (1989) ; The struggle over the role of the court (1982) ; Olympians on the march : the courts and the culture wars (2004) ; Reins on judges : a long tradition (2000) ; Natural law and the constitution (1992) ; Natural law and the law : an exchange (1992) ; Mr. Jaffa's constitution (1994) ; Jaffa v. Bork : an exchange (1994) ; Constitutional persons : an exchange on abortion (2003) ; The impossibility of finding welfare rights in the Constitution (1979) ; Getting over the wall (2002) ; The sanctity of smut (2002) ; Sanctimony serving politics : the Florida fiasco (2001) ; Travesty time, again (2005) ; Tradition and morality in constitutional law (1984) -- II. Antitrust Law. Articles. Bork & Bowman : the crisis in antitrust (1963) ; Statement of Robert H. Bork, the National Commission for the Review of Antitrust Laws and Procedures (1978-79) ; Antitrust and monopoly : the goals of antitrust policy (1967) ; The Supreme Court versus corporate efficiency (1967) ; Antitrust in dubious battle (1969) ; The role of the courts in applying economics (1985) ; What antitrust is all about (1998) ; Trust the trustbusters (2000) ; On vertical price fixing : a reply to Professors Gould and Yamey (1966-67) ; Ancillary restraints and the Sherman Act (1959) -- II. Antitrust Law. Opinions. Rothery v. Atlas (1986) -- III. International Law. The limits of "international law" (1989/90) ; Comments on the Articles on the legality of the United States action in Cambodia (1971) ; Whose Constitution is it, anyway? (2003) ; Having their day in (a military) court (2001) -- IV. Politics and Public Policy. ; We suddenly feel that law is vulnerable (1971) ; "Reforming" foreign intelligence (1978) ; Against the independent counsel (1993) -- The independent counsel : an exchange (1993) ; Poetic Injustice (1998) ; Dubious counsel (1999) ; Thomas More for our season (1999) ; The necessary amendment (2004) ; A dark future seen at twilight (1975) ; The living and the dead (1993) ; Conservatism and the culture (1999) ; Addicted to health (1997) -- V. Personal Appreciations. Alexander M. Bickel 1924-1974 (1975) ; The legacy of Alexander M. Bickel (1979) ; Edward H. Levi (1991) -- VI. Frivolities. What would they think of the 90s? : Agatha Christie (1999) ; Ambrosia and amnesia (1996) ; Martini's founding fathers : original intent debatable (2005). |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Constitutional law -- United States.
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Antitrust law -- United States.
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International law.
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Political questions and judicial power -- United States.
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Sociological jurisprudence.
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Constitutional law. (OCoLC)fst00875797
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Political questions and judicial power. (OCoLC)fst01069674
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United States. (OCoLC)fst01204155
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| ISBN |
9781933859682 |
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1933859687 |
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