Sacred, mundane, profane : a constitutional perspective / Scott Rutledge
- Author
- Rutledge, Walter Scott
- Published
- New York : Algora Publishing, [2021]
- Physical Description
- 1 online resource (ix, 131 pages)
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- Contents
- Introduction -- Celebration -- Persecution -- Acculturation -- A secular scripture -- Conscience -- Mythopoesis.
- Summary
- "The Supreme Court's political power rivals that of Congress and the Presidency, and the Justices' ambitions often seem vast. The author argues that the Court has handed down decisions which are essentially religious in character, while speaking the language of constitutional interpretation, and in effect usurping the legislative power of Congress"--
- Subject(s)
- United States. Supreme Court
- États-Unis. Supreme Court
- Judicial process—United States
- Political questions and judicial power—United States
- Religion and law—United States
- Constitutional law—Religious aspects
- Processus judiciaire—États-Unis
- Politique et pouvoir judiciaire—États-Unis
- Religion et droit—États-Unis
- Droit constitutionnel—Aspect religieux
- Judicial process
- Political questions and judicial power
- Religion and law
- United States
- ISBN
- 9781628944518 electronic book
162894451X electronic book
9781628944495 trade paperback
9781628944501 hardcover - Bibliography Note
- Includes bibliographical references.
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