Introduction | p. 1 |
The Basic Model | |
Nine Theories of Judicial Behavior | p. 19 |
The Judge as Labor-Market Participant | p. 57 |
The Judge as Occasional Legislator | p. 78 |
The Mind of the Legislating Judge | p. 93 |
The Model Elaborated | |
The Judicial Environment: External Constraints on Judging | p. 125 |
Altering the Environment: Tenure and Salary Issues | p. 158 |
Judicial Method: Internal Constraints on Judging | p. 174 |
Judges Are Not Law Professors | p. 204 |
Is Pragmatic Adjudication Inescapable? | p. 230 |
Justices | |
The Supreme Court Is a Political Court | p. 269 |
Comprehensive Constitutional Theories | p. 324 |
Judicial Cosmopolitanism | p. 347 |
Conclusion | p. 369 |
Acknowledgments | p. 379 |
Index | p. 381 |
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