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Alternative Dispute Resolution in Civil Justice Systems |
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Roger E. Hartley |
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Studying a single court system in Georgia, Hartley examines the effect of mediation
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Congressional Participation as Amicus Curiae before the U.S. Supreme Court |
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Judithanne Scourfield McLauchlan |
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Scourfield McLauchlan studies the methods and implications of the growing Congressional
participation in cases before the U.S. Supreme Court.More...
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Courts as Policymakers: School Finance Reform Litigation |
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Anna Lukemeyer |
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Exploring how judges play an important role in developing school funding policies,
Lukemeyer examines the role of policy issues in legal decision-making on school
finance suits. More...
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Human Rights Litigation Promoting International Law in U.S. Courts |
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Ying-Jen Lo |
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Lo studies the influence of human rights activists on American courts and charts an agenda for the activists' future work.
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Initiative and Referendum Voting: Governing Through Direct Democracy in the United States |
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Rich Braunstein |
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Braunstein�s work challenges the perception that direct democracy is hostage to special
interests, professional consultants, and governing elites.
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Learned in the Law and Politics: The Office of the Solicitor General and Executive Power |
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Peter N. Ubertaccio III |
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Ubertaccio documents the creation, growth, and significance of the Office of the Solicitor General.
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This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land: The Property Rights Movement and
Regulatory Takings |
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Alfred M. Olivetti, Jr., and Jeff Worsham |
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Olivetti and Worsham explore the legal and legislative efforts of the property
rights movement to oppose governmental regulatory taking, in particular those
motivated by environmental protection and land conservation policy.
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