Judicial entrepreneurship : the role of the judge in the marketplace of ideas
A look at how and why certain judges develop unique legal concepts and work for change in the law. Through a series of case studies, the authors argue for the assessment of judicial activity from a fresh perspective. They focus on the appellate system and judges who help to move the law.
Contributions in legal studies, no. 83
1 online resource (xv, 129 pages)
9780313030031, 9780313305191, 0313030030, 0313305196
55702212
Judicial entrepreneurship: selling jurisprudence
Louis Brandeis: the consummate entrpreneur
Jerome Frank: the art of the hard sell
Hans Linde: interstate trade in legal ideas
Sandra Day O'Connor: the soft selling of the guarantee clause
Conclusions
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