Judicial Process: Law, Courts, and Politics in the United States

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Legal processes and jurisprudence Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems

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Courts, law and politics.Part One - Legal Foundations. Law and legal systems. Federal courts. State courts.Part Two - Principal Actors. Lawyers and legal representation. Judges. Part Three - Users. Mobilising the law : litigants, interest groups, and court cases.Part Four - Trial Courts. Trial courts : preliminary stages of criminal cases. Trial courts : bargaining and sentencing in criminal courts. Trial courts and the transformation of civil disputes. Trial courts disposition of civil cases. Trial. Part Five - Appellate Review. The appellate process. The supreme court: deciding what to decide. The supreme court: the justices and their decision. Epilogue: courts, controversy, and change.

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