The Supreme Court in conference (1940-1985) : the private discussions behind nearly 300 Supreme Court decisions /
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2001
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. TheConference: 1.Inside the conference room
- 2. Abrief history of the conference: John Jay through Morrison Waite (1789-1888)
- 3. Abrief history of the conference: Melville Fuller to William Rehnquist (1888-Present)
- Part II.Separation of powers and federalism: 4. TheSupreme Court:
- Article 3
- Standing
- Statutory interpretation
- Business, sports, and the court
- 5.Congress and the courts:Congressional power
- Eligibility
- Immunity
- 6. Thepresident and the courts
- 7.Foreign affairs
- 8.Federalism: Thelimits of congressional power
- Comity
- Interstate disputes and state regulation of Indian affairs
- Part III.Civil rights and liberties: 9.Free speech:
- Dangerous speech and associations
- Time, place, and manner restrictions
- Juveniles and speech
- Compelled speech
- Commercial speech
- Flag descration
- Offensive speech
- Obscenity and pornography
- 10. Afree press:Prior restraints
- Broadcasting
- Defamation
- 11.Religion and state: Theestablishment clause
- Thefree exercise clause
- 12.Rights of the accused:Investigation, search, and seizure
- Custody and interrogation
- Trial
- Postconviction punishment and remedies
- Juvenile justice
- 13.Equal protection:Racial discrimination
- Nationality and aliens
- Gender
- Wealth and poverty
- Families and housing
- 14.Privacy
- 15. Theright to vote:Obstacles to voting
- Primary elections
- Reapportionment and redistricting
- Election financing
- 16. Theconference in context