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100 1 $aShapiro, Martin M.,$ecompiler.
245 14 $aThe politics of constitutional law$c[by] Martin Shapiro [and] Douglas S. Hobbs.
260 $aCambridge, Mass.,$bWinthrop Publishers$c[1974]
300 $axviii, 596 pages$c25 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 0 $aI. The court and the Constitution. 1. Judicial review as a prescriptive power -- 2. Judicial review as a nationalizing force -- 3. The dominant historical movement -- II. Initiation of public policy. 4. Groups and public pressures -- 5. The court decides : religion and fair trial -- 6. Small steps before a major policy initiative : school desegregation -- 7. Calls for help followed by major change : rights of accused -- 8. Inaction before a major policy initiative : reapportionment -- 9. Keeping the options open : freedom of speech -- 10. Strategic retreat and partial surrender : presidential powers -- 11. First steps : poverty and privacy -- III. Implementation of public policy. 12. Implementing a major policy initiative : the later desegregation cases -- 13. Getting the doctrine straight : obscenity -- 14. Working out the details : the later rights of accused cases.
505 0 $aJudicial power, federalism, and the separation of powers -- National authority I : foreign affairs, the war power and the separation of powers -- National authority II: managing the economy in a federal system -- State authority over the economy I : the constraints of the contract and commerce clauses -- State authority over the economy II : the rise and fall of substantive due process -- The rights of the accused I : the "incorporation" controversy and compelled testimony -- The rights of the accused II : right to counsel, search and seizure, electronic surveillance, and informers -- Freedom of expression I : subversive advocacy and association -- Freedom of expression II : the "preferred position," public protest, symbolic speech, and obscenity -- Church and state -- Race relations : racial equality, desegregation and state action -- Privacy, poverty, and equality.
650 0 $aConstitutional law$zUnited States$vCases.
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650 6 $aDroit et politique$xJurisprudence.
650 6 $aDroit constitutionnel$zÉtats-Unis$xJurisprudence.
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655 4 $aCases.
700 1 $aHobbs, Douglas S.,$ecompiler.
776 08 $iOnline version:$aShapiro, Martin M.$tPolitics of constitutional law.$dCambridge, Mass., Winthrop Publishers [1974]$w(OCoLC)578198907
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