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xiii, 232 p. ; 25 cm |
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Includes bibliographical references and index |
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John Marshall and the inseparability of action and restraint -- David Brewer, natural rights, and the triumph of equity -- From protestant idealism to scientific pragmatism -- Brandeis and limits on federal judicial power -- Frankfurter and the intellectualization of judicial restraint -- Brennan, civil rights, and the "personal stake" gambit -- The triumph of self-interest -- Scalia, the environment, and the modern standing doctrine |
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United States. Supreme Court -- History
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Judicial process -- United States
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