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Author: Glasser, Martin
Title: The Judicial Philosophy of Felix Frankfurter [in the Review's first volume, with Milton Friedman and F.A. Hayek two of the three Editorial Advisors, the Review to be republished by the Liberty Fund; no copy of this original review in a law library in OCLC]
Description: Chicago New Individualist Review 1962. Original printed, stapled wraps, a very good copy, now preserved in a cloth folding case; the Winter 1962 issue. ¶ An essay highly critical of Frankfurter's doctrine of judicial restraint, invoking de Tocqueville and John Stuart Mill, stating that Frankfurter "personifies the Court's efforts to prostrate itself at the feet of the popular branches of government"
Keywords: philosophy of law Supreme Court
Title: The Judicial Philosophy of Felix Frankfurter [in the Review's first volume, with Milton Friedman and F.A. Hayek two of the three Editorial Advisors, the Review to be republished by the Liberty Fund; no copy of this original review in a law library in OCLC]
Description: Chicago New Individualist Review 1962. Original printed, stapled wraps, a very good copy, now preserved in a cloth folding case; the Winter 1962 issue. ¶ An essay highly critical of Frankfurter's doctrine of judicial restraint, invoking de Tocqueville and John Stuart Mill, stating that Frankfurter "personifies the Court's efforts to prostrate itself at the feet of the popular branches of government"
Keywords: philosophy of law Supreme Court
Price: US$ 75.00 Seller: Meyer Boswell Books, Inc.
- Book number: 80427
- Book number: 80427