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Randy Kozel’s book, Settled Versus Right: A Theory of Precedent, is a laudable effort to make the la...
Professor Randy Kozel presents a theory of precedent that is designed to enhance the stability and i...
Constitutional precedents give rise to a jurisprudential tug-of-war. On one side is the value of adh...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 355-372). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 389-415). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 417-436). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 451-470). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
In this timely book, Randy J. Kozel develops a theory of precedent designed to enhance the stability...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 373-387). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
The Supreme Court commonly asks whether there is a “special justification” for departing from preced...
Randy Kozel, Professor of Law at Notre Dame Law School comments on his forthcoming book—“Settled Ver...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 343-353). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
This essay reviews Randy Kozel’s new book, Settled Versus Right: A Theory of Precedent. It contends ...
My Review begins below in Part I with a brief synopsis of Professor Kozel’s argument. Part II then d...
Abstract: In a stage-wise view of the process of constructing and realizing a system of freedoms and...
Randy Kozel’s book, Settled Versus Right: A Theory of Precedent, is a laudable effort to make the la...
Professor Randy Kozel presents a theory of precedent that is designed to enhance the stability and i...
Constitutional precedents give rise to a jurisprudential tug-of-war. On one side is the value of adh...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 355-372). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 389-415). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 417-436). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 451-470). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
In this timely book, Randy J. Kozel develops a theory of precedent designed to enhance the stability...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 373-387). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
The Supreme Court commonly asks whether there is a “special justification” for departing from preced...
Randy Kozel, Professor of Law at Notre Dame Law School comments on his forthcoming book—“Settled Ver...
1 online resource (PDF, pages 343-353). Part of Book Review Symposium on Settled versus right: a the...
This essay reviews Randy Kozel’s new book, Settled Versus Right: A Theory of Precedent. It contends ...
My Review begins below in Part I with a brief synopsis of Professor Kozel’s argument. Part II then d...
Abstract: In a stage-wise view of the process of constructing and realizing a system of freedoms and...
Randy Kozel’s book, Settled Versus Right: A Theory of Precedent, is a laudable effort to make the la...
Professor Randy Kozel presents a theory of precedent that is designed to enhance the stability and i...
Constitutional precedents give rise to a jurisprudential tug-of-war. On one side is the value of adh...