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Judicature, the Journal of AJS
To order a copy of this issue, click here. To subscribe to Judicature, click here. Note that subscriptions are limited to institutions only. Individual subscriptions are included with a membership to AJS. To become a member, click here. Contents: Articles W. Bush's judicial legacy: Mission accomplished George W. Bush's legacy includes the appointment of like-minded Supreme Court justices and lower court judges selected by a process structured to achieve that result. 92 JUDICATURE 258 (May-June 2009) George W. Bush's legacy on the federal bench: Policy in the face of diversity While he valued diversity and considered it when making judicial appointments, Bush's legacy is more accurately described as one that emphasized ideological and policy considerations.. 92 JUDICATURE 289 (May-June 2009) The "Bush Twins"? Roberts, Alito, and the conservative agenda In cases involving abortion, campaign finance reform, voting rights, Fourth Amendment protections, church-state issues, and public school integration, Roberts and Alito have pushed the high court to the more conservative position. 92 JUDICATURE 302 (May-June 2009) Right on: The decision-making behavior of George W. Bush's judicial appointees In terms of overall voting patterns, President Bush's judges are clearly the most conservative on record for all modern administrations. 92 JUDICATURE 312 (May-June 2009) Advice and consent during the Bush years: The politics of confirming federal judges Polarization of advice and consent worsened over the Bush years, but was broadly consistent with the deterioration of judicial selection over the past several decades. 92 JUDICATURE 320 (May-June 2009) Focus The National Conference of State Trial Judges: Celebrating 50 Golden Years, planning for the next 50 92 JUDICATURE 331 (May-June 2009) Editorial Return to the first principles of juvenile justice The reduced decision-making capacity of juveniles, and the evidence that unregulated and far-reaching waiver policies do more harm than good, provide a rational basis for returning to the first principles of the juvenile court--intervention and avoiding harm--to restore the traditional borders of the juvenile justice system.. 92 JUDICATURE 256 (May-June 2009) President's Report Recent events highlight AJS priorities 92 JUDICATURE 257 (May-June 2009) |
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