AuthorBarak, Aharon
TitleThe judge in a democracy / Aharon Barak
Imprint Princeton, N.J. ; Woodstock : Princeton University Press, 2006
Descript xxi, 332 p. ; 24 cm

CONTENT

pt. 1. The role of the judge. -- Bridging the gap between law and society -- Protecting the Constitution and democracy -- pt. 2. The means of realizing the judicial role. -- Preconditions for realizing the judicial role -- The meaning of means -- Interpretation -- The development of the common law -- Balancing and weighing -- Non-justiciability, or "political questions" -- Standing -- Comparative law -- The judgment -- pt. 3. The relationship between the court and the other branches of the state. -- Tension among the branches -- The relationship between the judiciary and the legislature -- The relationship between the judiciary and the executive -- pt. 4. Evaluation of the role of a judge in a democracy -- Acivism and self-restraint -- The judicial role and the problem of terrorism -- The role of the judge: theory, practice, and the future


SUBJECT

  1. Israel. Bet ha-mishpat ha-‘elyon.
  2. Judges
  3. Judicial process
  4. Law -- Interpretation and construction
  5. Judicial power
  6. Judges -- Israel
  7. Judicial power -- Israel
  8. Judge-made law -- Israel
  9. Courts -- Israel

LOCATIONCALL#STATUS
Law Library (3rd Floor)K/Comp.085 B37j 2006 CHECK SHELVES