The author proposes and defends a constitutional amendment to require that laws of Congress be upheld unless the Supreme Court by unanimous vote decides that a particular law is unconstitutional. This will strengthen the peopleâ s right to be governed by majority rule, including in cases where rights are concerned.
The author proposes and defends a constitutional amendment to require that laws of Congress be upheld unless the Supreme Court by unanimous vote decides that a particular law is unconstitutional. This will strengthen the peopleâ s right to be governed by majority rule, including in cases where rights are concerned.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Chapter 1: Should We Reform the Role and Operation of the Court? Chapter 2: The Drafting and Ratification of Our Constitution Chapter 3: The Original Meaning of the Bill of Rights Chapter 4: The Original Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment Chapter 5: The Court Shreds Congress's Fourteenth Amendment Enforcement Power Chapter 6: Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Chapter 7: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Bill of Rights in the States Chapter 8: The Court's Enforcement of the Bill of Rights Against Congress Chapter 9: Choosing Policies for Abortion, Religious Liberty, and Free Speech Chapter 10: The Court Should Veto Only Clear Mistakes of Congress Appendix: Table of Cases Bibliography Index About the Author
Introduction Chapter 1: Should We Reform the Role and Operation of the Court? Chapter 2: The Drafting and Ratification of Our Constitution Chapter 3: The Original Meaning of the Bill of Rights Chapter 4: The Original Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment Chapter 5: The Court Shreds Congress's Fourteenth Amendment Enforcement Power Chapter 6: Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Chapter 7: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Bill of Rights in the States Chapter 8: The Court's Enforcement of the Bill of Rights Against Congress Chapter 9: Choosing Policies for Abortion, Religious Liberty, and Free Speech Chapter 10: The Court Should Veto Only Clear Mistakes of Congress Appendix: Table of Cases Bibliography Index About the Author
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