Objectivity and hagiography in judicial biography

In a panel discussion, Richard A. Posner, Thomas C. Grey, J. Woodford Howard Jr. and Robert C. Post discuss the merits, demerirts and academic worthiness of judicial biography. Social, legal and judicial matters are linked with the examination of judicial biography as a means of legal study.

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Published in:New York University law review (1950) 1995-06, Vol.70 (3), p.556
Main Author: Law, Sylvia A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Biographies
Courts
Grey, Thomas C
Howard, J Woodford Jr
Judges & magistrates
Law
Posner, Richard A
Post, Robert C
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Summary:In a panel discussion, Richard A. Posner, Thomas C. Grey, J. Woodford Howard Jr. and Robert C. Post discuss the merits, demerirts and academic worthiness of judicial biography. Social, legal and judicial matters are linked with the examination of judicial biography as a means of legal study.
ISSN:0028-7881