 | A Life Of H. L. A. Hart: The Nightmare And The Noble Dream
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by Oxford University Press
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 | A Matter of Interpretation
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by Princeton University Press
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(27 July, 1998)
(15 reviews) 
Customer Review: An Insightful Discussion: In this tidy book, Justice Scalia puts forward his theory of jurisprudence and takes on the subject of judicial philosophy and what he calls the modern movement of judicial activism. |
 | A New World Order
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by Princeton University Press
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(17 February, 2004)
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 | A People's History of the Supreme Court
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by Penguin Putnam
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(01 August, 2000)
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Customer Review: An Excellent Introduction to the Supreme Court: This book provides and excellent introduction to the Supreme Court. This particular book approaches the Supreme Court's history through the lives of the individuals at the center of many landmark decisions. |
 | America on Trial: Inside the Legal Battles That Transformed Our Nation--From the
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by Warner Books
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(14 May, 2004)
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Customer Review: Excellent - Recommend Buying: I had a expected a bit better book but this book is still excellent. If someone else had written the book I might be less ambivalent but it is written by Alan Dershowitz, |
 | America Unbound: The Bush Revolution in Foreign Policy
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by Brookings Institution Press
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(October, 2003)
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Customer Review: Surprisingly Thin Arguments: Daalder and Lindsay argue that George W. Bush has revolutionized U.S. foreign policy and that his revolution rests on two premises: the world is a dangerous place in which alliances and treaties hold back U.S |
 | American Foreign Policy: Past, Present, Future (5th Edition)
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by Prentice Hall
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(12 June, 2002)
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Customer Review: American Foreign Policy: Past, Present, Future: Hastedt's book is a well worded and actually rather objective perusal of American foreign policy from its root in the 18th century to President Clinton's decisions to go into Bosnia. |
 | American Legal History: Cases and Materials
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by Oxford University Press
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(01 April, 1996)
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Customer Review: Dred Scott Returns: Many people reading this book will be law students, but even for those who aren't, Kermit Hall's collection is a terrific resource for readers of history and politics. |
 | Arsenic Under the Elms
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by Praeger Trade
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(30 October, 1999)
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Customer Review: If you want an enjoyable, challenging novel, then read this!: "Arsenic Under the Elms" is thoroughly an intriguing, mind challenging read. |
 | Behind Bars: Surviving Prison
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by Alpha Books
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(07 May, 2002)
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Customer Review: Justice professions, police, judges, lawyers-READ and SHARE!: If you care about the people who are arrested every day, and what then happens to them and the people they love; |
 | Between Facts and Norms: Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy
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by The MIT Press
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(09 January, 1998)
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Customer Review: I didn't want to review this.... but.....: The reviews for this book are really poor, so I'm going to take a shot at this book....Habermas in this book is very German. The book is straightforward: it deals with the dual nature of laws.... i.e. that the ideals we establish in laws are conditioned by a sociological process and then interpreted through the same process. It's not a book that one would read for pleasure... it's not a book that one would want to have around to please girls. It's dry at times, |
 | Beyond the Courthouse: Tales of Lawyers and Lawyering
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by P.S. Eriksson
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(01 October, 1999)
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 | Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace
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by Basic Books
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(01 June, 2000)
(27 reviews)
Editorial Review: "We, the Net People, in order to form a more perfect TransferProtocol..." might be recited in future fifth-grade history classes, saysattorney Lawrence Lessig. He turns the now-traditional view of the Internet asan uncontrollable, |
 | Comparative Law: Law and the Legal Process in Japan
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by Carolina Academic Press
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(01 February, 2003)
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 | Comparative Legal Traditions in a Nutshell (2nd Ed)
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by West Publishing Company
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(1999)
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Customer Review: Good synthesis on civil law: The first section on civil law tradition is good. It provides a sense of the complexity of history from Justinian to the great 19c civil codes of France and Germany and their areas of influence in Latin America etc, |
 | Constitutions in a Nonconstitutional World: Arab Basic Laws and the Prospects for
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by State University of New York Press
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(01 November, 2001)
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Customer Review: a finely nuanced reading: Brown's argument is impressively supported: although most Arab countries have constitutions, the constitutions themselves do not function as Americans would expect. |
 | Criminal Investigation: Basic Perspectives (9th Edition)
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by Prentice Hall
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(24 July, 2002)
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Customer Review: Some of the examples are old, out dated methods: Overall, this text is not bad, although several instructional areas are out-dated material, |
 | Criminal Investigation: The Art and the Science (3rd Edition)
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by Prentice Hall
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(23 July, 2001)
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Customer Review: A ood framework for law enforcement officers to build upon.: This general textbook is written in a well-organized manner. It presents the common topics associated with criminal investigations: documentation, |
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