Preemption War: When Federal Bureaucracies Trump Local Juries
Investigates the growing conflict between federal agencies and local juries, revealing how preemption shifts power away from communities and into bureaucratic hands.
About This Book
Preemption War explores the expanding reach of federal bureaucracies and their power to override decisions made by state and local juries.
The book analyzes the legal mechanisms that allow federal rules to supersede traditional jury authority in civil matters.
Readers gain insight into the tension between centralized regulation and local democratic processes.
Thomas O. McGarity presents a detailed account of how preemption affects accountability and public policy.
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