Direct Democracy and the Courts
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Direct Democracy and the Courts

by Kenneth P. Miller

Politics Law
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Kenneth P. Miller examines the relationship between direct democracy and the courts in this focused scholarly work. A suitable reference for readers interested in law, political science, civics, and the institutions that shape democratic decision-making.

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Direct Democracy and the Courts explores the connection between popular lawmaking and the judicial system.

Kenneth P. Miller presents a focused study of direct democracy and its relationship to courts.

The book may interest readers studying law, political science, civics, and democratic institutions.

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