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The Founders' Multi-Purpose Chief Justice: The English Origins Of The American Chief Justiceship, Justin W. Aimonetti, Jackson A. Myers
The Founders' Multi-Purpose Chief Justice: The English Origins Of The American Chief Justiceship, Justin W. Aimonetti, Jackson A. Myers
West Virginia Law Review
During the founding era, the American Chief Justice was nearly unrecognizable to modern eyes. Rather than a purely judicial officer, the Chief Justice was a multi-purpose minister, serving as a judge, an administrator, a diplomat, and an advisor. He was what we call the “multi-purpose Chief Justice.” The multi-purpose Chief Justice of the Early Republic originated with the ancient English office of the Lord Chief Justice. English judges historically served as multi-purpose ministers to the king, engaging in administrative and even political tasks. This was especially true for the Lord Chief Justice. Even as other English judges settled into more …
Justice Scalia's Labor Jurisprudence- Justice Denied, Anne M. Lofaso
Justice Scalia's Labor Jurisprudence- Justice Denied, Anne M. Lofaso
Law Faculty Scholarship
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At What Is The Supreme Court Comparatively Advantaged?, R. George Wright
At What Is The Supreme Court Comparatively Advantaged?, R. George Wright
West Virginia Law Review
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How Great Is America's Tolerance For Judicial Bias - An Inquiry Into The Supreme Court's Decisions In Caperton And Citizens United, Their Implications For Judicial Elections, And Their Effect On The Rule Of Law In The United States, Norman L. Green
West Virginia Law Review
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Brennan V. Scalia, Justice Or Jurisprudence? A Moderate Proposal, Travis A. Knobbe
Brennan V. Scalia, Justice Or Jurisprudence? A Moderate Proposal, Travis A. Knobbe
West Virginia Law Review
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Justice Bushrod Washington And The Age Of Discovery In American Law, David A. Faber
Justice Bushrod Washington And The Age Of Discovery In American Law, David A. Faber
West Virginia Law Review
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Advice--Consent--Senatorial Immaturity And The Judicial Selection Process, Richard D. Freer
Advice--Consent--Senatorial Immaturity And The Judicial Selection Process, Richard D. Freer
West Virginia Law Review
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