The Rise Of Modern Judicial Review From Constitutional Interpretation To Judge-Made Law

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Language: English Language Series: Basic Series In American GovernmentPublication details: New York Basic Books Inc. 1986Description: x,392 pISBN:

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Book	Law & Society Trust (LST) Main shelving Area	Law Collection	342.73 WOL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		001479

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