Michael S. Ariens
Abstract
This essay discusses the work of Chief Justice Jefferson. His work should be understood in light of the unusual division of appellate power in Texas, as well as the shifting but exclusively Republican composition of the membership of the Supreme Court of Texas since during his service there.
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This essay discusses the work of Chief Justice Jefferson. His work should be understood in light of the unusual division of appellate power in Texas, as well as the shifting but exclusively Republican composition of the membership of the Supreme Court of Texas since during his service there.
Key concepts: Dissenting opinion, Supreme court, Law, Pragmatism, Political science, Economic Justice, Concurring opinion, Majority opinion