Resituating the Judicialization of Politics: Bush v. Gore as a Global Trend

Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 15 (2):191-218 (2002)
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The availability of a constitutional framework that encourages deference to the judiciary, and the existence of a political environment conducive to judicial empowerment have helped bring about a growing reliance on adjudicative means for articulating, framing, and settling fundamental moral controversies and highly contentious political questions. This has resulted in the gradual erosion of the exclusive prerogatives of legislatures and executives.

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