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Contemporary Supreme Court Directions in Civil Liberties
Robert J. Steamer argues that the Burger Court, although changing judicial directions in some instances, is closely tied to the past and that on balance it is more Me, than unlike the Warren Court.
The Rise of Modern Judicial From Constitutional Interpretation to Judge-Made Law, Christopher Wolfe Reviewed by Robert J. Steamer
Courts of Appeals in the Federal Judicial System: A Study of the Second, Fifth, and District of Columbia Circuits, J. Woodford Howard Reviewed by Robert J. Steamer
Constitutional Counter-Revolution? The Warren Court and the Burger Court: Judicial Policy Making in Modern America, Richard Y. Funston Reviewed by Robert J. Steamer
The Role of the Supreme Court in American Government, Archibald Cox Reviewed by Robert J. Steamer
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