Governing Through Courts

by James C. Foster (Editor), Richard A. L. Gambitta (Editor), Marlynn L. May (Editor)

This volume presents an interdisciplinary forum on the role of American courts, the changes in that role over time, and the changes which may be necessary for courts to meet the demands placed on them by society. ′For me the book′s greatest value is in the questions it raises explicitly and implicitly...This book may stimulate research into aspects of judicial governance on which our current ignorance is particularly great. It it does so, its contribution will be considerable indeed.′ -- American Bar Foundation Research Journal, 1983

Paperback

First published November 1, 1981