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catalog contributor b12122007.
catalog created "c2002.".
catalog date "2002".
catalog date "c2002.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
catalog description "Chapter 1 The Supreme Court: Policy Maker and Teacher 3 -- Constitutional Conflicts 4 -- An Overview of the Constitution 5 -- Getting the Supreme Court to Play Its Role 6 -- Basic Features of a Supreme Court Opinion 14 -- Chapter 2 The Constitution in a Nutshell 17 -- The Court as Supervisor of the Boundaries of Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Authority (The First Feature) 17 -- The Court as Umpire of Federal-State Relations (The Second Feature) 22 -- The Court as Supervisor of Government's Relationship to the Individual (The Third Feature) 24 -- The Court as Enforcer of Government Evenhandedness: Equal Protection (The Fourth Feature) 28 -- The Court as Supervisor of Government's Relationship with Religion (The Fifth Feature) 30 -- Constitutionality of Federal and State Law: An Addendum 31 -- Chapter 3 Opinion Writing in the Supreme Court 33 -- Writing a Supreme Court Opinion: The General Problem 33 --".
catalog description "Constraints and Expectations 35 -- Chapter 4 The Legal Materials Used in Building a Constitutional Opinion 45 -- Originalism and Nonoriginalism 46 -- Activism and Restraint, Liberalism and Conservatism 59 -- Illustrative Examples 61 -- The Opinions of Chief Justice Marshall: An Addendum 69 -- Chapter 5 Tests, or Standards of Review 73 -- Tests in General 73 -- Selected Examples of Tests 75 -- Chapter 6 Precedent 83 -- A Terminological Interlude 83 -- The English Doctrine of Precedent 85 -- The Doctrine of Precedent (Stare Decisis) in the Supreme Court 89 -- More on Distinguishing Precedent 93 -- Expanding the Meaning of Precedent 96 -- Working with Conflicting Lines of Precedent 100 -- The Effects of Narrow and Broad Readings of Precedent: An Addendum 102 -- Chapter 7 Strategies of Justification 105 -- The Syllogism and Deductive Reasoning 105 -- Deduction and the Analogy 112 --".
catalog description "Deduction and Balancing 113 -- Judicial Disagreements 119 -- Chapter 8 Understanding a Supreme Court Opinion 125 -- The Facts 125 -- The Majority Opinion 126 -- Concurring and Dissenting Opinions 135 -- The Dynamics of Opinion Writing 138 -- Reading and Interpreting Supreme Court Opinions 138.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog extent "xvi, 155 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Understanding Supreme Court opinions.".
catalog identifier "0321085930".
catalog isFormatOf "Understanding Supreme Court opinions.".
catalog issued "2002".
catalog issued "c2002.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Longman,".
catalog relation "Understanding Supreme Court opinions.".
catalog spatial "United States.".
catalog subject "347.73/26 21".
catalog subject "Constitutional law United States.".
catalog subject "Judicial opinions United States.".
catalog subject "Judicial process United States.".
catalog subject "KF8742 .V36 2001".
catalog subject "United States. Supreme Court.".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 1 The Supreme Court: Policy Maker and Teacher 3 -- Constitutional Conflicts 4 -- An Overview of the Constitution 5 -- Getting the Supreme Court to Play Its Role 6 -- Basic Features of a Supreme Court Opinion 14 -- Chapter 2 The Constitution in a Nutshell 17 -- The Court as Supervisor of the Boundaries of Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Authority (The First Feature) 17 -- The Court as Umpire of Federal-State Relations (The Second Feature) 22 -- The Court as Supervisor of Government's Relationship to the Individual (The Third Feature) 24 -- The Court as Enforcer of Government Evenhandedness: Equal Protection (The Fourth Feature) 28 -- The Court as Supervisor of Government's Relationship with Religion (The Fifth Feature) 30 -- Constitutionality of Federal and State Law: An Addendum 31 -- Chapter 3 Opinion Writing in the Supreme Court 33 -- Writing a Supreme Court Opinion: The General Problem 33 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Constraints and Expectations 35 -- Chapter 4 The Legal Materials Used in Building a Constitutional Opinion 45 -- Originalism and Nonoriginalism 46 -- Activism and Restraint, Liberalism and Conservatism 59 -- Illustrative Examples 61 -- The Opinions of Chief Justice Marshall: An Addendum 69 -- Chapter 5 Tests, or Standards of Review 73 -- Tests in General 73 -- Selected Examples of Tests 75 -- Chapter 6 Precedent 83 -- A Terminological Interlude 83 -- The English Doctrine of Precedent 85 -- The Doctrine of Precedent (Stare Decisis) in the Supreme Court 89 -- More on Distinguishing Precedent 93 -- Expanding the Meaning of Precedent 96 -- Working with Conflicting Lines of Precedent 100 -- The Effects of Narrow and Broad Readings of Precedent: An Addendum 102 -- Chapter 7 Strategies of Justification 105 -- The Syllogism and Deductive Reasoning 105 -- Deduction and the Analogy 112 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Deduction and Balancing 113 -- Judicial Disagreements 119 -- Chapter 8 Understanding a Supreme Court Opinion 125 -- The Facts 125 -- The Majority Opinion 126 -- Concurring and Dissenting Opinions 135 -- The Dynamics of Opinion Writing 138 -- Reading and Interpreting Supreme Court Opinions 138.".
catalog title "Understanding Supreme Court opinions / T.R. van Geel.".
catalog type "text".