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The American Supreme Court Robert Green McCloskey

The American Supreme Court By Robert Green McCloskey

The American Supreme Court by Robert Green McCloskey


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This work provides an historical interpretation of the Supreme Court's role in constructing the United States Constitution. This edition contains two new chapters covering developments that have occurred since the 1960s, a coda, a revised chronology and a new bibliographic essay.

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The American Supreme Court by Robert Green McCloskey

In this historical interpretation of the Supreme Court's role in constructing the United States Constitution, McCloskey contends that the strength of the Court has always been in its sensitivity to the changing political scene and in its reluctance to stray too far from the main currents of public sentiments. Because of the essential ambiguity of the Constitution, McCloskey argues, the Court has always been an active branch of government. This edition contains two new chapters covering the developments that have occurred since the 1960s, a coda, a revised chronology and a bibliographic essay.

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CIN0226556786VG
9780226556789
0226556786
The American Supreme Court by Robert Green McCloskey
Used - Very Good
Paperback
The University of Chicago Press
1994-08-01
288
N/A
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