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Mendelson, Wallace

The constitution and the supreme court [2nd] - New York : Dodd, Mead & Company, 1968 - 681 p. ; 25 cm.

Part One. JUDICIAL REVIEW What Belongs to the Judicial and What to the Political Processes? I. The Reviewing Power and Its Limitations (Essay) --
II. Judicial Restraint (Essay --
III. The Role of Text and Precedent (Essay) --
IV. The Organization and Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts (Essay) --
Part Two. THE SEPARATION OF POWERS What Belongs to the President and What to Congress? --
I. The Division of Authority --
II. The Delegation of Powers (Essay) --
Part Three. FEDERALISM What Belongs to the Nation and What to the States? --
I. Background --
II. National Authority --
III. States' Rights with Respect to National Affairs --
Part Four. LIBERTY AND AUTHORITY What Belongs to Government and What to the Individual? --
I. Property and Private Enterprise (Essay) --
II. The Bill of Rights and the Civil War Amendments (Essay) --
III. Procedural Rights of the Individual-The Fair Hearing (Essay) --
IV. Freedom of Utterance --
V. Freedom from Racial Discrimination --
VI. Freedom of Religion (Essay) --
VII. Citizenship and Alienage (Essay) --
VIII. The Suffrage (Essay) --
Appendix I: The Constitution of the United States --
Appendix II: Justices of the Supreme Court --
Appendix III: Index of Cases by Historical Periods --
Index of Cases.

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Constitutional law -- United States
Supreme courts
Constitutions
United States -- Constitutional law
United States. Supreme Court

LC Class. No.: KD35.U6.1 M46C 1968