Title: Wholesale justice
First published: 2009
Description: "Law students generally learn that the class action is a complex joinder device that can serve as a powerful check on governmental or corporate excess or illegality. It is unlikely, however, that they are ... asked to view the class action device from the broader perspectives of constitutional or political theory. The purpose of this book is to undertake just such an inquiry, and to draw a number of valuable lessons for the structure and viability of the modern class action"--Introduction, p. 2.
Subjects: Class actions (Civil procedure), Constitutional law, Constitutional law, united states
Places: United States
LC classification: KF8896 .R438  2009