Law and the Courts, Volume I: The Role of Courts

The first booklet in the Law and the Courts series looks at the third branch of government, explaining how courts fit in to our system of separation of powers. Emphasizes the role of judges and the importance of judicial independence.

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Law and the Courts, Volume I: The Role of Courts

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9781634258210

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2350272

Publication Date

3/15/2017 12:00:00 AM

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Law and the Courts, Volume I: The Role of Courts

Law and the Courts, Volume I: The Role of Courts