The Supreme Court under Earl Warren.
By: Edited with an introd. by Leonard W. Levy.
Publisher: Quadrangle Books
Published: 1972
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 263
Subjects: United States. Supreme Court -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: "A New York times book."
Table of contents: title: Cahn, E. Brief for the Supreme Court.; title: Brennan, W. J. Inside view of the High Court.; title: Schwartz, B. "Warren Court"; title: an opinion.; title: Westin, A. F. When the public judges the Court.; title: Westin, A. F. Also on the bench: "dominant opinion".; title: Lewis, A. Historic change in the Supreme Court.; title: Steel, L. M. Nine men in black who think white.; title: Bishop, J. W. The Warren Court is not likely to be overruled.; title: Lewis, A. What qualities for the Court?; title: Lewis, A. An appreciation of Justice Frankfurter.; title: Lewis, A. Justice Black at 75: still the dissenter.; title: Rodell, F. It is the Earl Warren Court.; title: Lewis, A. A man born to act, not to muse.; title: Lewis, A. A talk with Warren on crime, the Court, the country.; title: Rodell, F. Crux of the Court hullabaloo.; title: Jaffe, L. L. The Court debated; title: another view.; title: Rodell, F. The "Warren Court" stands its ground.; title: Bickel, A. M. Is the Warren Court too "political"?; title: Kurland, P. B. The Court should decide less and explain more.; title: Levy, L. W. Editor's epilogue.; title: Bibliography (p. [252]-254)