Bibliography on Courts, Law, and Judicial Politics

General Information 

I. The Scope of Interdisciplinary Study of Legal and Judicial Politics 

II. The Constitutive and Prescriptive Meaning of Law 

III. The Instrumental Practice of Law: The Legal Agenda, Disputing, Nonjudicial Legal Activity, and the Practice of Law in the United States   

IV. Civil Litigation in Trial Courts in the United States

VI. Criminal Legal Process in the United States 

VII. Appellate Courts in the United States

IX. American Constitutional Law Part A: Constitutional Theory and Governmental Powers 

X. American Constitutional Law Part B: Rights & Liberties 

XI. Reform & Change of the Legal Process in the U. S.: Trial & Appellate

XIII. Law, Courts, & Judicial Behavior: English Model/British Commonwealth Systems

XIV. Law, Courts, and Judicial Behavior: Modern Europe

XV. Law, Courts, and Judicial Behavior: Asia and the Pacific

XVI. Law, Courts, and Judicial Behavior: Middle East and North Africa

XVII. Law, Courts, and Judicial Behavior: Sub-Saharan Africa

XVIII. Law, Courts, and Judicial Behavior: Latin America

XIX. Law, Courts, and Judicial Behavior: Traditional and Legal Pluralist Societies

XX. Historical Studies of  Legality: Pre-Twentieth Century

XXI. International Law, Human Rights, and Courts: Selected Materials