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portada Judging Democracy
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Type
Physical Book
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Publisher
Language
English
Pages
160
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.4x15.2x1 cm
Weight
0.25 kg.
ISBN
1551117029
ISBN13
9781551117027
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Judging Democracy

Mark Rush (Author) · Christopher Manfredi (Author) · University of Toronto Press · Paperback

Judging Democracy - Manfredi, Christopher ; Rush, Mark

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Synopsis "Judging Democracy"

In Judging Democracy, Christopher Manfredi and Mark Rush challenge assertions that the Canadian and American Supreme Courts have taken radically different approaches to constitutional interpretation regarding general and democratic rights. Three case studies compare Canadian and American law concerning prisoners' voting rights, the scope and definition of voting rights, and campaign spending. These examples demonstrate that the two Supreme Courts have engaged in essentially the same debates concerning the franchise, access to the ballot, and the concept of a "meaningful" vote. They reveal that the American Supreme Court has never been entirely individualistic in its interpretation and protection of constitutional rights and that there are important similarities in the two Supreme Courts' approaches to constitutional interpretation. Furthermore, the authors demonstrate that an astonishing convergence has occurred in the two courts' thinking concerning the integrity of the democratic process and the need for the judiciary to monitor legislative attempts to regulate the political process in order to promote or ensure political equality. Growing numbers of justices in both courts are now wary of legislative attempts to cloak laws designed to protect incumbents through electoral reform. Judging Democracy thus points to a new direction not only in judicial review and constitutional interpretation but also in democratic theory.

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