Active Liberty by Stephen G. Breyer
Interpreting Our Democratic Constitution
This insightful work explores the concept of "active liberty," emphasizing the importance of participatory democracy and the role of the judiciary in facilitating public engagement in the democratic process. It argues for a balanced approach to constitutional interpretation, where judges consider the broader purpose of laws and the impact of their decisions on democratic participation. By advocating for a pragmatic and flexible judicial philosophy, the book underscores the need for courts to adapt to changing societal contexts while safeguarding fundamental democratic principles, ultimately fostering a more inclusive and dynamic civic environment.
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- Published
- 2005
- Nationality
- American
- Length
- Short
- Pages
- 176
- Original Language
- English
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