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Introduction -- Synopsis Of The Advantages Of The Separate Branches Of Government -- Rules Of The Legislative Process -- Statutory Construction : The Courts Review The Work Of The Legislature -- Stare Decisis : The Self-imposed Constraint By The Judicial Branch Not Shared By The Other Branches -- The Proper Roles Of Government : The Case Of Obnoxious Speech -- The Exclusionary Rule : When Is A Matter Constitutional, When Is It Only Policy? -- Affirmative Action : The Use Of Race By Government -- The Fiesta Bowl : Unintended Consequences Of Judicial And Legislative Activism -- Defining Constitutional Rights : Roe V. Wade -- The Civil Rights Act Of 1992 : The Burden Of Proof As A Judicial Function Used To Achieve A Legislative Result -- Two Statutes, A Hundred Years Apart : When Court Interpretation Changes Between And After Two Separate Legislative Acts -- When The Supreme Court Does Not Do Its Job : The Second Amendment -- Methods Of Solving Disputes Between (and Within) The Branches Of Federal Government : Legislative Vetoes, Delegation To Agencies, Courts' Equity Powers -- Another Method Of Solving Interbranch Disputes : Legislators Going To Court To Sue The Executive Branch. Tom

Author
Campbell, Thomas
Publisher
Stanford University Press; Stanford Law and Politics
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9780804750271
Subjects
Law

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