num_pages: 224
description: Objective in approach, this book explores and analyzes the most famous contemporary legal cases and legal turmoil surrounding the U.S. Presidential election of 2000. Along the way, it readers learn the foundations of the American Legal System—the interaction and jurisdiction of the various levels of courts and their relationship to the legislature. Arguing With and About Words. Overview of the Law. Separation of Powers, the Foundation of Government. Should the Electoral College Be Abolished? The Electoral History. The Electoral Current Process, Future Possibilities. Reading a Trial Court Opinion. The Power of Precedent. Standards of Review on Appeal. Legislative Interpretation. Legal Reasoning and Argument—Statutes. Legal Reasoning—Precedent in Action. For Paralegals, law professionals, and others interested in the American legal system.
language: English
title: Bush v. Gore: Understanding the American Legal System
titlecomplete: Bush v. Gore: Understanding the American Legal System
publisher: Pearson