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judge-made law

Standards of American legislation

By Ernst Freund

Men in Black

By Mark R. Levin

Legislative deferrals

By George I. Lovell

Only one earth

By Lloyd Timberlake

Women, judging, and the judiciary

By Erika Rackley

How our laws are made

By Edward F. Willett

Processes of constitutional decisionmaking

By Paul Brest,Sanford Levinson,J. M. Balkin,Akhil Reed Amar

Judicial review handbook

By Fordham, Michael.

Lord Sumption and the Limits of the law

By N. W. Barber,Richard Ekins,Paul Yowell

Elements of judicial strategy

By Walter F. Murphy

The rise of modern judicial review

By Christopher Wolfe

The Constitution in the courts

By Michael J. Perry

A matter of interpretation

By Antonin Scalia

Law as a political instrument

By Victor G. Rosenblum

Derecho constitucional comparado

By Manuel García-Pelayo

Judges and unjust laws

By Douglas E. Edlin

Judging Europe's judges

By Maurice Adams,Henri Clemens Ferdinand Jozef Alexander de Waele,Johan Meeusen,Gert Straetmans

Heart versus head

By Peter Karsten

Judging judges

By Lee, Simon

Who Makes the Law

By Timothy D. Cheney

Judicial independence in the age of democracy

By Peter H Russell

Democracy by Decree

By Ross Sandler,David Schoenbrod

Supplemental cases for Constitutional law & judicial policy making

By Joel B. Grossman

Legal realism and twentieth century American jurisprudence

By Gary Jan Aichele