American Courts: Process and Policy

by Lawrence Baum

Scholar Lawrence Baum presents thorough descriptions of the courts and their activities with clear, engaging prose to foster student interest. Comprehensive and current, the text offers explanations of what the courts do, how officers of the court perform their duties, and how the judicial branch relates to the rest of the political system.

Genres: Textbooks, Politics

363 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

Reviews

[Eric]

It was a textbook for my Judicial Politics class at GWU