An edition of Jurocracy and distrust
(2005)
Jurocracy and distrust
reconsidering the federal judicial appointments process
by Erwin Chemerinsky
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Jurocracy and distrust: reconsidering the federal judicial appointments process
2005, The Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy & the Cardozo Law Review
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Table of Contents
In defense of filibustering judicial nominations / Catherine Fisk & Erwin Chemerinsky
Merit v. ideology / Michael J. Gerhardt
Recess appointments of Article III judges : three constitutional questions / Edward A. Hartnett
Abandoning recess appointments? : a comment on Hartnett and others / Michael Herz
Should ideology matter in selecting federal judges? : ground rules for the debate / Dawn E. Johnsen
Appointing federal judges : the president, the senate and the prisoner's dilemma / David S. Law
Constitutional law as political spoils / William P. Marshall
Supermajority rules and the judicial confirmation process / John O. McGinnis & Michael B. Rappaport
Judicial selection and democratic theory : demand, supply, and life tenure / Judith Resnik
Judicial selection ideology versus character / Lawrence B. Solum
Dress rehearsal politics and the case of earmarked judicial nominees / David A. Yalof.
Edition Notes
Cover title.
"March 2005."
"Pages 1 to 378"--Spine.
Papers first presented in a March 2004 symposium sponsored by the Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy, held at Cardozo Law School and published in 26 Cardozo L. Rev. 331-709 (2005).
"The Cardozo Law Review originally published these articles in 26 Cardozo L. Rev. 331-709 (2005)" --Cover verso.
Includes bibliographical references.
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