A thorough revision of a tried and true classic, the seventh edition of Judicial Process in America offers a comprehensive study of the American judicial system that integrates new scholarship and original research. Including analysis of the courts at all levels, the authors cover judges, lawyers, and litigants, as well as the powerful variables that influence judicial decision making, effectively linking the courts to public policy. In response to feedback from adopters, the authors have increased their coverage of state courts and further explore the impact of race, gender, and socio-economic factors on the judiciary. Discussion of the ideological impact of George W. Bush's judicial appointments, including two new Supreme Court justices, and inclusion of recent cases on end-of-life issues, property rights, and gay and lesbian rights bring the book fully up to date.

Judicial Process in America

Carp, Robert A.

Stidham, Ronald

Rules & Procedures

Cq Pr

Updating the research on federal courts published in their book Judicial process in America (CQ Press, 1989), the authors look at the conditions that prompt judges to engage in policy making, and consider the nature of the cases being presented, the values and politics of the judges, and the judicial decision-making process itself. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Federal Courts

Teen & Young Adult

For law and courts courses focused on the federal level, this popular spin-off volume from Judicial Process in America, is the perfect supplement. The authors explain the organizational structure of the federal courts, outline the jurisdiction of the three levels of U.S. courts, and pay particular attention to the link between the courts, public policy, and the political environment.

The Federal Courts

Administrative Law

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

CQ Press

Surveys the landscape of the US judicial system, covering the federal courts, state judicial systems, and criminal and civil courts. Explains the roles of judges, lawyers, and litigants and looks at the procedural and human variables that influence the judicial process. The latest edition includes references and examples relating to judicial systems and practices in other countries and adds a glossary. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Judicial Process in America (5th Edition)

A thorough revision of a tried and true classic, the seventh edition of Judicial Process in America offers a comprehensive study of the American judicial system that integrates new scholarship and original research. Including analysis of the courts at all levels, the authors cover judges, lawyers, and litigants, as well as the powerful variables that influence judicial decision making, effectively linking the courts to public policy. In response to feedback from adopters, the authors have increased their coverage of state courts and further explore the impact of race, gender, and socio-economic factors on the judiciary. Discussion of the ideological impact of George W. Bush's judicial appointments, including two new Supreme Court justices, and inclusion of recent cases on end-of-life issues, property rights, and gay and lesbian rights bring the book fully up to date.

Manning, Kenneth L.

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Judicial Process in America

Federal Courts

Judicial Process in America

The Federal Courts

Judicial Process in America

Judicial Process in America (5th Edition)

Judicial Process in America