Ariel L. Bendor
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The Origin and Current Meanings of "Judicial Activism," 92 CALIF.L. REv.1441, 1442-43 (2004) (seeking to clarify the meaning of judicial activism, especially "when it is used in different contexts, so that those who use the term can communicate their ideas more effectively.").2. Id.
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The Origin and Current Meanings of "Judicial Activism," 92 CALIF.L. REv.1441, 1442-43 (2004) (seeking to clarify the meaning of judicial activism, especially "when it is used in different contexts, so that those who use the term can communicate their ideas more effectively.").2. Id.
Key concepts: Relevance (law), Judicial activism, Political science, Judicial restraint, Law, Judicial opinion, Psychology, Judicial review