Constitutional Theory: Arguments and PerspectivesMichie Company, 1993 - 419 pages |
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... possible to speak of principled judicial decision - making . Our legal system has no privileged status . Not only are systems possible that differ from ours in content , but so also can principled decisions occur within the framework of ...
... possible to speak of principled judicial decision - making . Our legal system has no privileged status . Not only are systems possible that differ from ours in content , but so also can principled decisions occur within the framework of ...
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... possible . Of course , there may be people who regard themselves as nihilists or subjectivists ... and who try to instruct others in nihilist ways , but the fact that they intend the impossible does not make them capable of doing it ...
... possible . Of course , there may be people who regard themselves as nihilists or subjectivists ... and who try to instruct others in nihilist ways , but the fact that they intend the impossible does not make them capable of doing it ...
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... possible 8,400 words per hour , or seven percent of each hour's proceedings . Even if the possible words per hour are reduced to 6,000 , Madison recorded only ten percent of each hour's proceedings . [ 7 ] There is also some reason to ...
... possible 8,400 words per hour , or seven percent of each hour's proceedings . Even if the possible words per hour are reduced to 6,000 , Madison recorded only ten percent of each hour's proceedings . [ 7 ] There is also some reason to ...
Contents
Part I | 1 |
The Relevance of Theory to Recent Events | 10 |
The Judicial Function and the Idea of Principled | 17 |
Copyright | |
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