Limitation of power of Supreme court to declare acts of Congress unconstitutional
By: compiled by Julia E. Johnsen.
Series: The Reference shelf,; v. 10, no. 6
Publisher: H.W. Wilson
Published: 1935
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: United States. Supreme Court; United States. Congress -- Powers and duties; Constitutional law -- United States
Notes: Bibliography: p. [31]-57.
"This number of the Reference shelf supplements...[v. 2, no. 8] of the same series Power of Congress to nullify Supreme Court decisions by Dormin J. Ettrude, published in 1924."-Introd.
Table of contents: title: Supreme Court of the United States and unconstitutional legislation / William Marshall Bullitt; title: Some phases of the theory and practice of judicial review of legislation in foreign countries / Charles Grove Haines; title: Liberal trends in the Supreme Court / Zechariah Chafee; title: Supreme Court / Laurie Vold; title: Limiting judicial review by act of Congress / Joseph L. Lewinson; title: Mr. Justice Brandeis and the Constitution / Alpheus T. Mason; title: Judicial veto wholly without authority in the Constitution / Walter Clark; title: Supreme Court and the public / Felix Frankfurter; title: Constitutionalism / A.K. Rogers; title: Nullification of acts of Congress / David J. Lewis; title: Argument in favor of maintaining the judicial power as now exercised / Jackson H. Ralston; title: Child labor and the federal courts / Robert M. La Follette; title: Supreme Court under fire; title: Brief excerpts; title: Truth about the origin, theory and practice of the judicial power to declare statutes unconstitutional; title: Judicial review of legislation by the Supreme Court / Robert Von Moschzisker; title: Supreme Court and popular self-government / William H. Taft; title: Our Supreme Court goes liberal / Jospeh Percival Pollard; title: Principles of constitutional democracy and the New Deal / Raoul E. Desvernine; title: Case for decentralization / John Marion Egan.