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“A clear and fascinating exploration of the Office of the Solicitor General told through an examination of the engagement of the SG in three of society’s most controversial issues — civil rights, gender equality, and reproductive rights. . . this book will have a broad audience among scholars of public law within the discipline, an audience brought to the book by the strength and persuasiveness of its analysis and the familiarity of its approach. In particular, the interviews with former SG’s are terrific and used to great effect. Both strength of the underlying research and the clarity of the writing make the book a very interesting read.”--Austin Sarat
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Richard Pacelle is an associate professor of political science and legal studies coordinator at the University of Missouri—Saint Louis. A specialist in judicial politics, he has authored two books and a number of articles on the U.S. Supreme Court. He holds a Ph.D. from The Ohio State University.
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doctrinal equilibrium, solicitors general set, fifth clerk, civil rights claimants, moderate scrutiny, licitor general, tenth justice, redefinition phase, civil rights doctrine, appellate section, litigation phase, preferred position doctrine, reproductive rights cases, administrative phase, sincere preferences, favorable precedents, invited cases, voting rights cases, amici briefs, brief argued, vote dilution, gender rights, issue evolution, legal goals, civil rights policy Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Supreme Court, Voting Rights Act, White House, Fourteenth Amendment, Commerce Clause, United States, Rex Lee, Warren Court, Charles Fried, Court of Appeals, Ronald Reagan, Burger Court, Type of Participation Party Invited, Archibald Cox, Equal Protection Clause, Erwin Griswold, Kenneth Starr, New Deal, Robert Bork, Robert Kennedy, South Carolina, Equal Pay Act, Fifth Amendment, Paul Bender, Board of Education New!
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doctrinal equilibrium, solicitors general set, fifth clerk, civil rights claimants, moderate scrutiny, licitor general, tenth justice, redefinition phase, civil rights doctrine, appellate section, litigation phase, preferred position doctrine, reproductive rights cases, administrative phase, sincere preferences, favorable precedents, invited cases, voting rights cases, amici briefs, brief argued, vote dilution, gender rights, issue evolution, legal goals, civil rights policy Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Supreme Court, Voting Rights Act, White House, Fourteenth Amendment, Commerce Clause, United States, Rex Lee, Warren Court, Charles Fried, Court of Appeals, Ronald Reagan, Burger Court, Type of Participation Party Invited, Archibald Cox, Equal Protection Clause, Erwin Griswold, Kenneth Starr, New Deal, Robert Bork, Robert Kennedy, South Carolina, Equal Pay Act, Fifth Amendment, Paul Bender, Board of Education New!
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- The Supreme Court by Lawrence Baum on 12 pages
- The Supreme Court (Know Your Government) by Leon Friedman on 5 pages
- The Center Holds: The Power Struggle Inside the Rehnquist Court by James F. Simon on 4 pages
- Quiet Revolution in the South by Chandler Davidson in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Supreme Court (Government Books) by Ann E. Weiss in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
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