The Tempting of America: The Political Seduction of the LawFree Press, 1990 - 432 Seiten Bork offers his own social and legal philosophy, as well as a scathing indictment of the latest doctrine being taught in the nation's law schools. He criticizes America's invitation to politicize its entire legal process. |
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... once a court abandons the intention of those who made the law , the court is necessarily thrust into a legislative posture . It must write the law . And if the court must legislate , we cannot ask it for neutral principles of the sort ...
... once a court abandons the intention of those who made the law , the court is necessarily thrust into a legislative posture . It must write the law . And if the court must legislate , we cannot ask it for neutral principles of the sort ...
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... once criticized Bickel's theory in print and another judge referred , a trifle caustically , to what I had said of my friend . That reaction is wholly inappropriate . Bickel , who died at the age of fifty , was the last man who would ...
... once criticized Bickel's theory in print and another judge referred , a trifle caustically , to what I had said of my friend . That reaction is wholly inappropriate . Bickel , who died at the age of fifty , was the last man who would ...
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... once held ; the Constitution would long since have been swept aside and the Justices consigned to reeducation camps , if not worse . The actual Constitution does not forbid every ghastly hypothetical law , and once you begin to invent ...
... once held ; the Constitution would long since have been swept aside and the Justices consigned to reeducation camps , if not worse . The actual Constitution does not forbid every ghastly hypothetical law , and once you begin to invent ...
Inhalt
The Impossibility of All Theories that Depart | 12 |
AND THE TEMPTATIONS OF POLITICS | 15 |
Judicial Activism in the Service of Property | 36 |
Urheberrecht | |
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