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Volume 137, Issue 4
Fall 2008
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ISSN 0011-5266
EISSN 1548-6192
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on judicial independence

Independence: why & from what?
Linda Greenhouse
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 5–7.
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Fair & independent courts
Sandra Day O'Connor
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 8–10.
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Will ignorance & partisan election of judges undermine public trust in the judiciary?
Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Bruce W. Hardy
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 11–15.
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Judicial independence, judicial accountability & interbranch relations
Stephen B. Burbank
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 16–27.
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Interdependent federal judiciaries: puzzling about why & how to value the independence of which judges
Judith Resnik
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 28–47.
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Packages of judicial independence: implications for reform proposals on the selection & tenure of Article III judges
Vicki C. Jackson
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 48–63.
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Threats to judicial independence, real & imagined
Viet D. Dinh
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 64–73.
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Congress & the court: restoring balance
Charles E. Schumer
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 74–76.
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Congress & the court: judicial confirmation
J. Harvie Wilkinson, III
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 77–80.
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Congress & the court: the scope of national legislative power
Robert C. Post
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 81–85.
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Methods of judicial selection & their impact on judicial independence
Charles Gardner Geyh
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 86–101.
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Keeping courts impartial amid changing judicial elections
Bert Brandenburg, Roy A. Schotland
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 102–109.
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Why state courts–and state-court elections–matter
Ronald M. George
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 110–121.
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Threats to the rule of law: state courts, public expectations & political attitudes
Margaret H. Marshall
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 122–128.
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State courts & judicial outreach
Ruth V. McGregor
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 129–138.
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Serving America's best interests
Stephen Breyer
Daedalus (2008) 137 (4): 139–143.
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