The Supreme Court's Right Turn

David F Forte

The Supreme Court's Right Turn

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Abstract

Focuses on various cases decided by the United States Supreme Court for 1994-1995 term, such as the Supreme Court's stand on racial and religious issues, Justice Clarence Thomas' ascendancy to the Court by showing great understanding of the 1787 Constitution, and Conservatives' big loss on the term-limits case.

Original language	American English
Journal	The World I
Volume	10
State	Published - Oct 1 1995

Keywords

Clarence Thomas
judicial activism
term limits
religious speech
affirmative action

Disciplines

Constitutional Law
Jurisprudence
Supreme Court of the United States

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