Modern Constitutional Theory: A ReaderJohn H. Garvey, Thomas Alexander Aleinikoff West Publishing Company, 1989 - 494 pages |
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Nontextual Justi | 1 |
Bickel Establishment and General Justification | 12 |
Methods of Constitutional Interpretation | 26 |
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