“一个惊动国家的问题”:共和初期关于司法审查权的最大争论

IF 3.5 2区社会学 Q1 LAW

Harvard Law Review Pub Date : 2004-01-01 DOI:10.2307/4093462

Theodore W. Ruger

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1 .背景和年代......835 A。19世纪早期肯塔基州的政治文化和法律景观……836我。“坚持纯粹共和主义的原则”“弗吉尼亚关于土地征用的法律是肯塔基有史以来最大的诅咒”839 B.危机展开。触发D决定845。离职和重组回应与缩减权力、合法性和宪政....855 A。主权的竞争结构理论857 i.代表性问题........857 2。“[我]n…多重检查使整体的自由是安全的。“贵族”与“农民”B.宪法解释的轨迹与方法论1 .新法院的民粹主义立宪观(a)宪法解释的司法非法性和不胜任性“那本小书”:写作对大众宪法理论的影响[71]。旧法院党的温和司法立宪主义[j]跨越地理、时间和理论的影响。关于马布里的影响和国家领导人意见的见解.........879我。“马贝里和麦迪逊……不愉快的引用[]”。879 2。B.对司法行为的影响与安德鲁·杰克逊的宪政主义[84]B.司法行为[84]杰克逊的立宪主义更广泛的历史和理论教训最近的学术研究评估共和早期的司法审查概念【正确答案】C。1994年公众的宪法时刻驯服法官

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"A Question Which Convulses a Nation": The Early Republic's Greatest Debate About the Judicial Review Power

I. CONTEXT AND CHRONOLOGY ...... 835 A. The Political Culture and Legal Landscape of Early-Nineteenth-Century Kentucky... 836 I. "Steady to the principles of pure republicanism" 836 2. "The laws of Virginia for the appropriation of lands were the greatest curse that ever befell Kentucky" 839 B. The Crisis Unfolds 844 . The Triggering D ecision 845 2. Removal and Reorganization 849 3. Response and Retrenchment 852 II. POWER, LEGITIMACY, AND CONSTITUTIONALISM .... 855 A. Competing Structural Theories of Sovereignty 857 i. Questions of Representation ........ 857 2. "[I]n ... a multiplicity of checks the freedom of the whole will be safe" 862 3. "Aristocrats" and "Farmers" 865 B. The Locus and Methodology of Constitutional Interpretation 869 i. The New Court's Populist View of Constitutionalism . 870 (a) Judicial Illegitimacy and Incompetency in Constitutional Interpretation 870 (b) "That little book": Implications of Writtenness for Popular Constitutional Theory 871 2. The Old-Court Party's Moderate Judicial Constitutionalism 874 III. RAMIFICATIONS ACROSS GEOGRAPHY, TIME, AND THEORY 877 A. Insights Regarding Marbury's Influence and the Opinions of National Leaders ......... 879 I. "Marberry and Madison ... [an] unhappy citation[]" . 879 2. The Views of National Leaders 881 B. Influences on Judicial Behavior and Andrew Jackson's Constitutionalism 884 I. Judicial Behavior 884 2. Jackson's Constitutionalism 886 C. Broader Historical and Theoretical Lessons 888 i. Recent Scholarship Assessing Conceptions of Judicial Review in the Early Republic 888 2. A n U ncertain C onsensus 892 3. The Public's Constitutional Moment 894 4. Taming the Judges 896

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