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The Supreme Court

Kay Cornelius

2000

Conservative crisis and the rule of law

Arnold M. Paul

1960

Powers of the Supreme Court

R. Conrad Stein

1995

Black Sunday

Thomas Harris

1975 ★ 4.3

The relation of the judiciary to the Constitution

William Montgomery Meigs

1919

Judicial legislation

Fred V. Cahill

1952

On law, politics, and judicialization

Martin M. Shapiro

2002

The Supreme Court and the idea of constitutionalism

Steven J. Kautz

2009

The Judicial Branch of Federal Government

Charles L. Zelden

2007

A mere machine

Anna L. Harvey

2013

No litmus test

Michael C. Dorf

2006

Judges on trial

Shimon Shetreet

1975

When courts and congress collide

Charles Gardner Geyh

2006

One Supreme Court

James E. Pfander

2009

The Supreme Court and constitutional democracy

John Agresto

1984

The Judiciary in India

Mamta Kachwaha

1998

The U.S. Supreme Court

Matthew Skeens, Anastasia Suen

2008

Judicial remedies in international law

Christine D. Gray

1990

The nature of the judical process

Andrew L. Kaufman, Benjamin N. Cardozo

1921

Judicial Territory

Shaina Potts

2024

The judicial branch

Kevin T. McGuire, Kermit Hall

2005

The tempting of America

Robert H. Bork

1990

Curbing the courts

Gary L. McDowell

1988

2009 supplement Cases and materials, Federal courts 12th edition

Charles Alan Wright

2009

Report of the Canadian Bar Association Committee on the Independence of the Judiciary in Canada

Canadian Bar Association. Committee on the Independence of the Judiciary in Canada.

1985

Federal courts

Laura E. Little

2010

Judging social rights

Jeff King

2012

American constitutional law

Louis Fisher

2005

Strangers on a Hill

Ross K. Baker

2007

The Supreme Court (Places in American History)

Catherine Reef

1994

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