Law -- United States -- Interpretation and construction
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- Fidelity & constraint : how the Supreme Court has read the American constitution
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- Guide to statutory interpretation
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- Interpreting law : a primer on how to read statutes and the Constitution
- Interpreting the Constitution
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- Judgment calls : principle and politics in constitutional law
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- Legal hermeneutics in Brazil and the United States : symposium
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- Legislative process
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- Methods of interpretation : how the Supreme Court reads the constitution
- Minding the law
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- Overruled? : legislative overrides, pluralism, and contemporary court-Congress relations
- Pragmatism and judicial choice
- Reason in law
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- Revolution by judiciary : the structure of American constitutional law
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- Some observations on Supreme Court litigation and legal education
- Some reflections on the reading of statutes
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- Statutes, regulation, and interpretation : legislation and administration in the republic of statutes
- Statutory construction : a statement and exposition of the general rules of statutory construction
- Statutory construction ; : a statement and exposition of the general rules of statutory construction
- Statutory default rules : how to interpret unclear legislation
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- Tactics of legal reasoning
- The construction of statutes : including a general discussion of certain foundational subjects, such as the nature and source of statute law, the separation of powers, the legislature and the legislative process, the initiative and the referendum, constitutional regulations relative to the form and the enactment of legislation, the pleading and proof of statutes. In addition to a detailed treatment of the principles of interpretation and construction
- The effect of an unconstitutional statute
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- The international lawyer's guide to legal analysis and communication in the United States
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- The interpretation game : how judges and lawyers make the law
- The judicial role : statutory interpretation and the pragmatic judicial partner
- The music of the laws
- The politics of precedent on the U.S. Supreme Court
- The power of precedent
- The theory and practice of statutory interpretation
- Using legislative history in American statutory interpretation
- What good is legislative history? : Justice Scalia in the Federal Courts of Appeals
- Who is the reasonable person? : symposium
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