James R. Maxeiner is the Associate Director of the Center for International and Comparative Law at the University of Baltimore.
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Part I. Introduction: 1. Introduction: of governments and laws 2. Common law is not an option Part II. What Americans Sought: A Government of Laws, Not of Men: 3. America's exceptionalism in 1876: systematizing of laws 4. Founding a government of laws 5. Building a government of laws in the first century of the republic Part III. What Americans Got: Deranged Laws: 6. A rule of lawyers: two centennials 7. From the gilded age to Google 8. Inviting comparison: a gift horse in two lands Part IV. What Americans Can Do: Improve Legal Methods: 9. Systematizing and simplifying statutes 10. Making laws for a government of laws 11. Federalism and localism 12. Constitutional review 13. Applying laws 14. Appendix: place of foreign law in American legal scholarship Suggestions for further reading Index.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Introduction: of governments and laws 2. Common law is not an option Part II. What Americans Sought: A Government of Laws, Not of Men: 3. America's exceptionalism in 1876: systematizing of laws 4. Founding a government of laws 5. Building a government of laws in the first century of the republic Part III. What Americans Got: Deranged Laws: 6. A rule of lawyers: two centennials 7. From the gilded age to Google 8. Inviting comparison: a gift horse in two lands Part IV. What Americans Can Do: Improve Legal Methods: 9. Systematizing and simplifying statutes 10. Making laws for a government of laws 11. Federalism and localism 12. Constitutional review 13. Applying laws 14. Appendix: place of foreign law in American legal scholarship Suggestions for further reading Index.
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