Judicial review and the Supreme Court
Subtitle: selected essays
By: edited by Leonard W. Levy.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Series: Harper torchbooks -- TB 1296.; The Contemporary essays series; Contemporary essays series; Harper torchbooks
Publisher: Harper & Row
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
Subjects: United States. -- Supreme Court; Judicial review -- United States
Table of contents: title: Judicial review, history, and democracy; an introduction, by L. W. Levy.; title: The origin and scope of the American doctrine of Constitutional law, by J. B. Thayer.; title: Judicial review and democracy, by H. S. Commager.; title: The democratic character of judicial review, by E. V. Rostow.; title: Decision-making in a democracy: the Supreme Court as National policy-maker, by R. A. Dahl.; title: The Supreme Court and fundamental freedoms, by P. A. Freund.; title: Is the first amendment law? A reply to Professor Mendelson, by L. B. Frantz.; title: The search for objectivity in Constitutional law, by G. D. Braden.; title: The myth of neutrality in Constitutional adjudication, by A. S. Miller & R. F. Howell.; title: Sources and acknowledgments.; title: Select bibliography of articles (p. 245-248)