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Book Reviews, Wythe Holt, Kermit L. Hall
Book Reviews, Wythe Holt, Kermit L. Hall
Vanderbilt Law Review
The recent death of Earl Warren reminds us, rather sadly, that the great Chief Justice and "his" Court have been subjected to withering and sometimes vicious and unfair criticism from within the academic circle.' The heart of the criticism (most charitably put) has been that the Warren Court hastily, simplistically, and even unnecessarily attempted to elevate egalitarianism into a high,perhaps the highest, social value and standard for constitutional and governmental decision making. We like to think that we believe in a democracy free for all-that is the way we portray ourselves propagandistically to the rest of the world-but the truth …
Constitutional Law--1959 Tennessee Survey, Elvin E. Overton
Constitutional Law--1959 Tennessee Survey, Elvin E. Overton
Vanderbilt Law Review
A smaller number of cases have been selected for inclusion in this year's survey. Seven cases are included, including one federal court decision dealing with a municipal ordinance. In addition, two specific acts of the General Assembly are noted although there has as yet been no opportunity for the courts to rule upon them.