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REF 347.7326 Un382
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347.7326 Un382
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Summary:
"The United States Supreme Court showcases the Court's legal triumphs and disasters, its internal workings, and its impact on American politics, society, and culture. The book also brings to light the uneasy influence of popular culture and electoral politics on the Court. Organized chronologically by the terms of each chief justice, here are fresh insights into the Court's key moments and cases, from the Dred Scott decision to Brown v. Board of Education, from the Lochner era to the Warren Court, from Roe v. Wade to Bush v. Gore. Christopher Tomlins is a senior research fellow at the American Bar Foundation in Chicago."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes:
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- 1. The establishment of the federal court system (1787-1791) / Wythe W. Holt, Jr.
- 2. The earliest years (1790-1801) : laying foundations / Maeva Marcus
- 3. The Marshall court (1801-1835) : law, politics, and the emergence of the federal judiciary / Charles F. Hobson
- 4. The Taney court (1836-1864) : the jurisprudence of slavery and the crisis of the Union / Paul Finkelman
- 5. The Chase court (1864-1873) : cautious reconstruction / Michael Vorenberg
- 6. The Waite court (1874-1888) : the collapse of reconstruction and the transition to conservative constitutionalism / Howard Gillman
- 7. The Fuller court (1888-1910 ) : property and liberty / Linda Przybyszewski
- 8. The White court (1910-1921) : a progressive court? / William E. Forbath
- 9. The Taft court (1921-1930) : groping for modernity / Melvin I. Urofsky
- 10. The Hughes court (1930-1941) : evolution and revolution / William G. Ross
- 11. The Stone and Vinson courts (1941-1953) : transition and transformation / William M. Wiecek
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- 12. The Warren court (1954-1968) : procedural liberalism and personal freedom / Mark Tushnet
- 13. The Burger court (1969-1986) : once more in transition / Keith E. Whittington
- 14. The Rehnquist court (1986- ) : radical revision of American constitutional law / Stephen E. Gottlieb
- 15. First appearances : the material setting and culture of the early Supreme Court / Katherine Fischer Taylor
- 16. Advocacy before the Supreme Court : 1791 to the present / David C. Frederick
- 17. The Supreme Court and popular culture : image and projection / Norman L. Rosenberg
- 18. The Supreme Court and election returns / Lucas A. (Scot) Powe, Jr.
- App. A. Supreme Court personnel : 1789 to the present
- App. B. Supreme Court justices, 1789-2004 : biographical information
- App. C. The Supreme Court's budget : 1790 to the present.
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