Politics in the USA, Sixth Edition

210 Politics and the judiciary ally meaningless without interpretation. What is the exact meaning of ‘No person shall be... depr ...

Politics and the judiciary 211 Court. Thus the Court came to exercise a formidable power through which non-elective justices can ...

212 Politics and the judiciary By 1985, in the case of Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority, the Supreme Court h ...

Politics and the judiciary 213 any sense, economic activity’. Thus boundaries were set against the ability of Congress to legisl ...

214 Politics and the judiciary the state laws required separate but equal facilities, the Constitution offered no barrier to the ...

Politics and the judiciary 215 Court recognised the difference between de jure segregation and de facto segregation, that is the ...

216 Politics and the judiciary Court should not intervene because to do so ‘would cut very deeply into the very being of Congres ...

Politics and the judiciary 217 for control of state legislatures. Justice Brennan, when delivering the Court’s opinion in the Ba ...

218 Politics and the judiciary Court, in a time of crisis, reasserted the nature of limited government in the United States, and ...

Politics and the judiciary 219 in the judicial process, particularly when social issues are being considered, with numerous inte ...

220 Politics and the judiciary mere passive beings, incapable of moderating either its force or rigour.’ In its modern form this ...

Politics and the judiciary 221 ently vote in a particular way in cases involving disputes between employers and labour unions, i ...

222 Politics and the judiciary necessary now, in order fully to understand the processes of decision-taking, to describe the jud ...

Politics and the judiciary 223 into one or other of these categories. Federal laws and decisions of the federal courts overlap v ...

224 Politics and the judiciary fact that court decisions have such vital significance for government, and the general litigious ...

Politics and the judiciary 225 from it – but it means that the ‘politics of access’, as David Truman has termed it, has to be co ...

226 Politics and the judiciary Nevertheless, it must be said that, given the pressures of state politics upon the judiciaries, p ...

Politics and the judiciary 227 tributed a large number of judges with a liberal activist view of the role of the judiciary. Afte ...

228 Politics and the judiciary heard from the nominee and from representatives of groups who may en- dorse or oppose the nominat ...

Politics and the judiciary 229 give it also the power to assert itself against the executive and legislative branches, and at ti ...