administrative law

Explores the hidden costs of war in America's war on terror since 9/11, including mismanaged money, abuses of power and truth, invasions of privacy, and corruption.

"A revealing book about how government, law enforcement, and bureaucratic interests are seizing property, children, savings, and fundamental American rights-and how to fight back"-Provided by publisher.

Sandra Day O'Connor discusses her experiences as the first woman justice in the Supreme Court and her views on justice, America's legal history, and the suffrage movement.

Examines judicial decisions that have influenced federal air pollution control policy, containing six case studies and discussing problems which haven arisen due to setting of goals without plans for action.

Profiles the executive branch of the U.S. government, describing the president's powers and assisting bodies such as the vice president, cabinet, and FBI, and discusses the varying interpretations past presidents have held regarding the limits of presidential power.

The author issues a warning to American citizens claiming that free America is under assault and little by little America is being compared with the fascism and totalitarianism of Nazi Germany.

Explores how a cohesive majority of the Supreme Court has, in the last six years, cut back the power of Congress and enhanced the autonomy of the fifty states.

Sandra Day O'Connor discusses her experiences as the first woman justice in the Supreme Court and her views on justice, America's legal history, and the suffrage movement.