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BUL Rev., 2012
Copyright (c) 2012 The Trustees of Boston University Boston University Law Review. January, 2012.... more Copyright (c) 2012 The Trustees of Boston University Boston University Law Review. January, 2012. 92 BUL Rev. 89. LENGTH: 44104 words THE NEW JUDICIAL DEFERENCE. NAME: Kim Lane Scheppele*. BIO: * Laurance ...
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On Wednesday, the European Commission reacted to the continuing deterioration of the rule of law ... more On Wednesday, the European Commission reacted to the continuing deterioration of the rule of law situation in Poland. The remaining question, of course, is why this argument has been used in the context of 7(1) as opposed of 7(2) given that the situation on the ground in Poland is clearly – in the view of the Commission, the Venice Commission and countless other actors – one of clear and persistent breach of values, as opposed to a threat thereof. The explanation might lie beyond the simple difficulty of the procedural requirements related to the sanctioning stage.
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Hastings Law Journal, 1998
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Yale journal of law and the humanities, 2012
In Representing Justice,' Judith Resnik and Dennis Curtis call our attention to something hid... more In Representing Justice,' Judith Resnik and Dennis Curtis call our attention to something hiding in plain sight: the iconography of justice. Their book, now out in the light of day after many years in the making, is a tour deforce. It is monumental-literally about monuments to justice. It is also monumental in its scope and ambition, as well as in its sheer size, weight, number of images, and pages of footnotes. This is not a book for the faint of heart, those with lazy minds or, for that matter, those with weak backs. Resnik and Curtis teach us to see how aspirations for justice are represented literally in the built environment of law. Resnik and Curtis give us permission to linger in the halls of justice, to pay attention to the statues and canvases that grace public buildings devoted to law, to notice the way in which law is a field of aesthetics in addition to being a field of pain and death (as Robert Cover famously reminded us). 2 The art and architecture of law are not m...
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Contemplating Courts
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Proceedings of the Annual Meeting (American Society of International Law), 2011
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The Migration of Constitutional Ideas
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Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales, 2008
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