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JK1541 .H1 1932
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The American doctrine of judicial supremacy, |
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JK1541 .H1c 1909
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The conflict over judicial powers in the United States to 1870, |
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JK1541 .J6
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Limitation of power of Supreme court to declare acts of Congress unconstitutional, |
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JK1541 .J874 1970
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The independence of Federal judges. Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, second session ... |
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JK1541 .M5 1919
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The relation of the judiciary to the Constitution, |
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JK1541 .N6
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Congress or the Supreme court; which shall rule America? containing the principal arguments both for and against the proposition: Resolved that Congress should have the power to over-ride, by a two thirds majority vote, decisions of the Supreme court declaring laws passed by Congress unconstitutional, |
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JK1544 .A3
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The old law and the new order, |
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JK1544 .A5
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Reform in administration of justice. |
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JK1544 .A5L 1960
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Lagging justice. |
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JK1544 .G4
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Toward the danger mark; administration of justice in the United States, evils--causes--remedies, |
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JK1544 .J6
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Selected articles on law enforcement, |
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JK1544 .K5
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Selected articles on criminal justice. |
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JK 1551 + L4 1948
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The Federal courts. |
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JK1556.B8 F8 1932
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Mr. Justice Brandeis : essays / |
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JK1556.B8 L7 1936
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Brandeis : the personal history of an American ideal / |
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JK1556.B8 M3 1933
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Brandeis, lawyer and judge in the modern state / |
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JK1556.B8 M3 1936
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Brandeis and the modern state, |
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JK1556.B8 M3b 1946
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Brandeis, a free man's life / |
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JK1556.K3 H8 1939
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James Kent, a study in conservativism, 1763-1847, |
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JK1561 .A3 1937
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The Supreme court and the national will / |
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