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Quirk and Bridwell, Judicial Dictatorship

Quirk and Bridwell, Judicial Dictatorship
Mises Wire Stephan Kinsella
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Law professor and Mises Adjunct Scholar William J. Quirk’s 1995 book, Judicial Dictatorship (with R. Randall Bridwell) is now online (with permission) (How High The Court?, book review by David Gordon). Although I have some disagreements with the authors, the book is a good resource and study of Jefferson’s views on federalism and judicial review.
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