Judges
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Judges
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The concept Judges represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Biddle Law Library.
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- Judges
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65 Items that share the Concept Judges
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- Al-Tounsi : a novel
- American justice 2017 : the Supreme Court in crisis
- Answering the call : an autobiography of the modern struggle to end racial discrimination in America
- Asia-Pacific judiciaries : independence, impartiality and integrity
- Borrowed judges : visitors in the U.S. Courts of Appeals
- China's changing legal system : lawyers & judges on civil & criminal law
- Commitment and cooperation on high courts : a cross-country examination of institutional constraints on judges
- Constance Baker Motley : one woman's fight for civil rights and equal justice under law
- Diversity matters : judicial policy making in the U.S. Courts of Appeals
- Earl Warren and the struggle for justice
- Furchtlose Juristen : Richter und Staatsanwälte gegen das NS-Unrecht
- Good judgment : making judicial decisions
- Gorsuch : the judge who speaks for himself
- Guilty minds : a novel
- Imperial from the beginning : the constitution of the original executive
- Investing in authoritarian rule : punishment and patronage in Rwanda's Gacaca courts for genocide crimes
- John Marshall : the chief justice who saved the nation
- John Marshall : the man who made the Supreme Court
- John Marshall and the cases that united the states of America : Beveridge's abridged life of John Marshall
- John Paul Stevens : defender of rights in criminal justice
- Judges and democratization : judicial independence in new democracies
- Judges and generals in the making of modern Egypt : how institutions sustain and undermine authoritarian regimes
- Judges on trial : the independence and accountability of the English judiciary
- Judges, judging and humour
- Judging free speech : First Amendment jurisprudence of US Supreme Court justices
- Judgment : what law judges can learn from sports officiating and art criticism
- Judicial reputation : a comparative theory
- Justices and journalists : the global perspective
- Komentar do zakonu Ukraïny "Pro sudoustriĭ i status suddiv" : zabezpechenni︠a︡ prava na spravedlyvyĭ sud
- Louis D. Brandeis : American prophet
- Manipulating courts in new democracies : forcing judges off the bench in Argentina
- Nino and me : my unusual friendship with Justice Antonin Scalia
- Notorious RBG : the life and times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
- Office du juge administratif et questions préjudicielles : recherche sur la situation du juge a quo
- Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., pragmatism, and the jurisprudence of Agon : aesthetic dissent and the common law
- Oliver Wendell Holmes and fixations of manliness
- Richard Posner
- Routledge handbook of judicial behavior
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg : a life
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy of dissent : feminist rhetoric and the law
- Scalia speaks : reflections on law, faith, and life well lived
- Sending law to the countryside : research on China's basic-level judicial system
- Sisters in law : how Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg went to the Supreme Court and changed the world
- St. George Tucker's law reports and selected papers, 1782-1825
- Supreme ambitions : a novel
- Swimming in deep water : lawyers, judges, and our troubled legal profession
- The English judiciary, discrimination law and statutory interpretation : easy cases making bad law
- The Oxford handbook of U.S. judicial behavior
- The Supreme Court justices : illustrated biographies, 1789-2012
- The Supreme Court, the constitution, and William Rehnquist
- The achilles heel of democracy : judicial autonomy and the rule of law in Central America
- The case of Rose Bird : gender, politics, and the California courts
- The conservative revolution of Antonin Scalia
- The federal courts
- The federal judiciary : strengths and weaknesses
- The independence of judges
- The legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
- The most dangerous branch : inside the Supreme Court's assault on the Constitution
- The quotable Brandeis
- The unexpected Scalia : a conservative justice's liberal opinions
- Thomas Goode Jones : race, politics, and justice in the New South
- Transnational networking and elite self-empowerment : the making of the judiciary in contemporary Europe and beyond
- Tuttle in the balance : a novel
- United States district courts and judges of Arkansas, 1836-1960
- Without precedent : John Marshall and his times
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