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Judicial process

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Judicial process in a nutshell

William L. Reynolds

1991

Judging Judges

Jason E. Whitehead

2014

Judges and the cities

Gordon L. Clark

1985

Radicals in Robes

Cass R. Sunstein

2006

Understanding Supreme Court Opinions

Tyll R. van Geel

2001

Courts and public policy

Christopher E. Smith

1993

The great dissent

Thomas Healy

2013

First Among Equals

Kenneth Starr, Kenneth W. Starr

2002

The judicial process

Ruggero J. Aldisert

1976

Canadian courts

Lori Hausegger

2009

Rule by law

Tom Ginsburg, Tamir Moustafa

2008

Courts, law, and politics in comparative perspective

Herbert Jacob

1996

Imperfect alternatives

Neil K. Komesar

1994

From ballot to bench

Philip L. Dubois

1980

Judicial entrepreneurship

Wayne V. McIntosh

1997

The psychology of law

Irwin A. Horowitz

1998

Law clerks, support personnel, and the decline of consensual norms on the United States Supreme Court, 1935-1995

Bradley J. Best

2002

Judicial politics

Elliot E. Slotnick

2005

Processes of constitutional decisionmaking

Paul Brest

1983

Active Liberty

Stephen G. Breyer

2005

Sitting in judgment

Stanton Wheeler

1988

Magistrates' Decision-Making in Child Protection Cases

Rosemary Sheehan

2001

The judicial process in comparative perspective

Mauro Cappelletti

1989

Right Wing Justice

Herman Schwartz

2004

The legal process

Henry Melvin Hart

1994

Constitutional law--national power and federalism

Christopher N. May

1998

Venturing to do justice

Robert E. Keeton

1969

Justice in robes

Ronald Dworkin

2006

Judging statutes

Robert A. Katzmann

2014

Closed chambers

Edward Lazarus

1998

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