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17. Mai 2024 · Footnote 61 Nevertheless, Dworkin and some authors, such as John Hart Ely and Wilfrid J. Waluchow, Footnote 62 have argued that allowing the country to be governed in part by judges is not necessarily anti-democratic, once it is accepted that the objective for democracy is to get the different decisions resolved in accord with the best or right conception of a democratic regime, which assures ...
9. Mai 2024 · John Hart Ely’s Democracy and Distrust is a classic among US theories of judicial review. But how far does Ely’s global influence reach? And how useful is Ely’s process-based theory for judges … Expand
Vor 6 Tagen · Law & Policy is an international and interdisciplinary law journal that embraces varied research methods that interrogate law, governance and public policy worldwide.
15. Mai 2024 · Rick Pildes: I’m Honored to Receive the John Hart Ely Memorial Prize, for Contributions to Election Law, from the American Assn of Law Schools
3. Mai 2024 · Abstract. Traditional assessments of Brown ’s relationship to democracy and popular control of government should be augmented by considering the ways it enhanced citizens’ ability to “vote with their feet” as well as at the ballot box.
23. Mai 2024 · John Hart Ely characterised one form of ‘political process malfunction’ as a situation where the system was undeserving of trust because “…the ins are choking off the channels of political change to ensure that they will stay in and the outs will stay out…” [At 103].
21. Mai 2024 · John Hart Ely stated that the Constitution cannot be used as “an instrument for punishing the evil thoughts of members of the political branches”. But evil thoughts of the majority in the legislative bodies are a harsh contemporary reality. Therefore, motivated legislations should call for a more rigorous judicial ...
