An edition of The rule of law in America
(2001)
The rule of law in America
by Ronald A. Cass
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"What is the rule of law? Why does it matter? How well does America conform to the rule of law? And why do Americans, who profess such respect for the law, complain so often about our legal system? Drawing upon extensive experience in law, government service, teaching, and research, Boston University law school dean Ronald Cass offers a welcome contributions to the ongoing public discussion on law and society."--BOOK JACKET.
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Table of Contents
The rule of law : constraining officials' power
Limited government : implementing the rule of law in America
Judges' rule : presidents in the dock
Ruling judges : partners in lawmaking or agents in application
The weak agency model : judges as translators
Problems and progress : the American legal system and the rule of law.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-208) and index.
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