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HOW JUDGES THINK
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| Categoría | Teoría y Filosofía del Derecho |
| ISBN | 9780674048065 |
| Peso | 0.58 |
| idioma | Inglés |
| editorial | Harvard University Press |
| Autor | Posner, Richard |
| Tapa | Rústica |
| Año | 2010 |
| ciudad | Cambridge |
| Páginas | 400 |
| idioma: Inglés |
| editorial: Harvard University Press |
| Autor: Posner, Richard |
| Tapa: Rústica |
| Año: 2010 |
| ciudad: Cambridge |
| Páginas: 400 |
Introduction I. The basic model 1. Nine theories of judicial behavior 2. The judge as labor-market participant 3. The judge as occasional legislator 4. The mind of the legislator of the legislating judge II. The model elaborated 5. The judicial environment: external constraints on judging 6. Altering the environment: tenure and salary issues 7. Judicial method: internal constraints on judging 8. Judges are not law professors 9. Is pragmatic adjudication inescapable? III. Justices 10 The Supreme Court is a political court 11 Comprehensive constitutional theories 12 Judicial cosmopolitanism Conclusion