Democracy and Distrust: A Theory of Judicial Review (Harvard Paperbacks)
by Ely
Ely’s Democracy and Distrust examines the theory of judicial review through the connected ideas of democracy and distrust. Focused on constitutional law and political institutions, this scholarly work considers how judicial oversight relates to democratic government and offers readers a framework for thinking about the courts’ role.
About This Book
Democracy and Distrust explores the relationship between democratic government and judicial review.
Ely focuses on the constitutional and political questions raised when courts assess the work of elected institutions.
This Harvard paperback presents a serious study of law, democracy, and the proper role of judicial oversight.
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