This collection of essays by some of the most respected American legal scholars represents the first investigation of the legal history of the Great Plains. It challenges existing theories about the legal culture of the region by showing the area's distinctiveness. The four-part study offers overviews of law and the region, analyzes landmark cases, discusses the impact of important legal thinkers, and provides a short history and case studies of the work of leading jurists. Designed to whet the appetite of legal scholars and historians who want to consider new ideas and study a little-known…mehr
This collection of essays by some of the most respected American legal scholars represents the first investigation of the legal history of the Great Plains. It challenges existing theories about the legal culture of the region by showing the area's distinctiveness. The four-part study offers overviews of law and the region, analyzes landmark cases, discusses the impact of important legal thinkers, and provides a short history and case studies of the work of leading jurists. Designed to whet the appetite of legal scholars and historians who want to consider new ideas and study a little-known field. This provocative work developed from the first conference ever held on law and the Great Plains. The contributors and the participants addressed fundamental questions about race, ethnicity, and civil rights and the legal culture of the region. This study is designed to whet the appetite of legal scholars and historians who want to consider new ideas and study a little-known field.
JOHN R. WUNDER is Professor of History and Director of the Center for Great Plains Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is the author of Retained by The People: A History of American Indians and the Bill of Rights (1994), Inferior Courts, Superior Justice: Justices of the Peace on the Northwest Frontier, 1853-1889 (Greenwood, 1979), and other books and articles.
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Preface Regional Legal History and the Great Plains Toward a Legal History of the Great Plains by John R. Wunder The Legal Culture of the Great Plains by Kermit L. Hall Landmark Cases of the Great Plains German Victims and American Oppressors: The Background and Legacy of Meyer v. Nebraska by Paul Finkelman A Kansan Looks at Brown by Michael S. Mayer The Railroad Question Revisited: Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway v. Minnesota and Constitutional Limits on State Regulations by James W. Ely, Jr. Legalists of the Great Plains Practicing What You Preach Against? Karl Llewellyn, Legal Realism, and The Cheyenne Way by Scott Landers William Jennings Bryan's Law Practice by Andrew Koszewski Judiciaries of the Great Plains Observations on One Hundred Years of Federal Judging in Western Missouri District Court by Lawrence H. Larsen Tribal Courts: Constitutional Decision Making and an Opportunity for Transformation by Frank Pommersheim Appendix Index
Preface Regional Legal History and the Great Plains Toward a Legal History of the Great Plains by John R. Wunder The Legal Culture of the Great Plains by Kermit L. Hall Landmark Cases of the Great Plains German Victims and American Oppressors: The Background and Legacy of Meyer v. Nebraska by Paul Finkelman A Kansan Looks at Brown by Michael S. Mayer The Railroad Question Revisited: Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway v. Minnesota and Constitutional Limits on State Regulations by James W. Ely, Jr. Legalists of the Great Plains Practicing What You Preach Against? Karl Llewellyn, Legal Realism, and The Cheyenne Way by Scott Landers William Jennings Bryan's Law Practice by Andrew Koszewski Judiciaries of the Great Plains Observations on One Hundred Years of Federal Judging in Western Missouri District Court by Lawrence H. Larsen Tribal Courts: Constitutional Decision Making and an Opportunity for Transformation by Frank Pommersheim Appendix Index
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