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"Judicial authority" as a book category encompasses works that examine the role, power, legitimacy and functioning of courts and judges within legal and political systems. It includes legal scholarship and textbooks on judicial review, precedent, separation of powers and constitutional interpretation; historical and comparative studies of court institutions and landmark decisions; biographies and insider accounts of judges and high‑profile trials; practical guides to litigation and court procedure; and critical or normative analyses of judicial behavior, independence, and accountability. Books in this category range from academic monographs and law‑school casebooks to accessible popular histories and essays, all united by a focus on how judicial institutions make, constrain, and enforce law and how they influence governance and society.

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