Bringing justice to the people
Subtitle: the story of the freedom-based public interest law movement
By: edited by Lee Edwards ; foreword by Edwin Meese III.
Contributors: Edwards, Lee.; Meese, Edwin.
Publisher: Heritage Books
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 218
Subjects: Public interest law -- United States -- History.
Other titles: Story of the freedom-based public interest law movement
Description: With an insider's view, this book charts the evolution of the freedom-based public interest law movement's fight against judicial activism, from the birth of the Pacific Legal Foundation on through the political and legal battles fought and won, including school choice, religious liberty, and racial preferences. Each chapter is a firsthand account of the struggle of a few dedicated and highly skilled lawyers to uphold the original intention of the Constitution.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Lee Edwards; title: Lee Edwards -- Ronald A. Zumbrun; title: Lee Edwards -- Ronald A. Zumbrun -- Clink Bolick; title: Lee Edwards -- Ronald A. Zumbrun -- Clink Bolick -- Alan E. Sears; title: Lee Edwards -- Ronald A. Zumbrun -- Clink Bolick -- Alan E. Sears -- William H. Mellor; title: Lee Edwards -- Ronald A. Zumbrun -- Clink Bolick -- Alan E. Sears -- William H. Mellor -- Roger Clegg; title: Lee Edwards -- Ronald A. Zumbrun -- Clink Bolick -- Alan E. Sears -- William H. Mellor -- Roger Clegg -- Thor L. Halvorssen; title: Lee Edwards -- Ronald A. Zumbrun -- Clink Bolick -- Alan E. Sears -- William H. Mellor -- Roger Clegg -- Thor L. Halvorssen -- David Kendrick; title: Lee Edwards-- Ronald A. Zumbrun-- Clink Bolick-- Alan E. Sears-- William H. Mellor-- Roger Clegg-- Thor L. Halvorssen-- David Kendrick-- John C. Eastman.