American Constitutional Law¶
Tribe, L. H. (2000). American Constitutional Law. Foundation Press.
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- Law and adjudication. Justiciability asks whether a dispute is one a court can resolve by applying legal rules to facts; the political-question doctrine declares some questions structurally undecidable by judicial procedure, and ripeness and mootness declare them temporally undecidable.
This sourceStandard treatment of justiciability, the political-question doctrine, ripeness, and mootness — questions a court can or cannot resolve by applying legal rules to facts.
- Law and adjudication. Justiciability asks whether a dispute is one a court can resolve by applying legal rules to facts; the political-question doctrine declares some questions structurally undecidable by judicial procedure, and ripeness and mootness declare them temporally undecidable.
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