NEW URL for a NEW-ish home page.
Now that Harriet Miers' 15 minutes are over, I changed the URL on the other page. And yes, it is now my home page.
posted by S. at 3:01 PM
Judicial Philosophy and Appointments to the United States Supreme Court
A layman's introduction to the role and work of a judge, including terms: Original Intent, Judicial Philosophy, Judicial Activism, Stare Decisis, Political Question, Ginsberg Rule, Federalism, Living Document, Rule of Law, Discretion, Reserved Powers, and Separation of Powers. Consider the two PRIMERS, linked below.
Saturday, January 07, 2006
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