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Routledge - The Supreme Court in a Separation of Powers System

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Description

Understand the complex role of the U.S. Supreme Court within the American political landscape. This book by Routledge explores how the Court functions as part of an integrated system rather than acting alone. It provides a deep look into how judicial decisions and doctrine are shaped by the broader context of the federal government. Readers will learn how the Court acts as a lead policy maker in specific areas while filling policy gaps created by the legislative and executive branches in others. The text examines the relationship between all three branches of government and how the interests and opinions of the American people impact judicial work. This resource is essential for anyone studying the balance of power and the legal mechanics of the United States government.

Key Features

Examines the Supreme Court as a component of an integrated political system rather than a unitary actor.

Analyzes how judicial decisions and doctrine function within a broader political context.

Explores the Court's role in policy making and how it fills gaps left by the legislative and executive branches.

Details the influence shared between the Supreme Court and the other two branches of the federal government.

Investigates the impact of American public opinion and interests on the work of the Court.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Publication Date
19 January 2015
Listed Since
02 September 2011

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