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Judicial Supremacy and Stable Meaning

2001
Abstract If it is true that the strong nationalism presently prevailing in our political culture is partly a function of a yearning for the security of comprehensive legal prescription, then the modern rejection of robust federalism is being driven by some of the same underlying impulses as our contemporary fixation on constitutional law
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The Struggle for Judicial Supremacy

Virginia Law Review, 1941
Alvin J. Rockwell, Robert H. Jackson
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Judicial supremacy

2021
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Judicial Supremacy and the End of Judicial Restraint

2012
Judge Posner provides a characteristically thought-provoking analysis of judicial restraint. Unfortunately, by attributing the origin of the doctrine to James Bradley Thayer, Posner misunderstands the concept. For Thayer was not making a new argument.
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Enslaved to Judicial Supremacy?

Harvard Law Review, 1993
H. Jefferson Powell, Robert A. Burt
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The President and the Myth of Judicial Supremacy 

Social Science Research Network
M. Paulsen
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Parliamentary Supremacy & Judicial Supremacy

1999
John Hatchard, Peter Slinn
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Judicial Supremacy

The Journal of Philosophy, 1958
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Studying Ethnic‐Racial Identity among White Youth: White Supremacy as a Developmental Context

Journal of Research on Adolescence, 2022
Ursula E Moffitt, Leoandra Onnie Rogers
exaly  

Imperialism, supremacy, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Contemporary Security Policy, 2023
Kseniya Oksamytna
exaly