Chapter 1 Chapter One: George W. Carey, The Judicial Assault on the Constitution Chapter 2 Chapter Two: Jack Wade Nowlin, The Judicial Assalut on Human Dignity Chapter 3 Chapter Three: Allan W. Carlson, The Judicial Assault on the Family Chapter 4 Chapter Four: Charles E. Rice, The Judicial Assault on Religion Chapter 5 Chapter Five: Ronald J. Rychlak, The Judicial Assault on Criminal Law Chapter 6 Chapter Six: Joseph F. Johnston Jr., The Judicial Assault on Business Chapter 7 Chapter Seven: Hans L. Eicholz, The Judicial Assault on Secondary Education Chapter 8 Chapter Eight: Dane Starbuck, The Judicial Assault on Higher Education Chapter 9 Chapter Nine: E. Robert Statham, Jr., The Judicial Assault on Public Philosophy
Edward B. McLean is Professor Emeritus at Wabash College. He served as a Deputy Prosecutor in Montgomery County, Indiana for 18 years, and is the author of two books, and editor of five books and author of several articles on Law.
A powerful and thoroughly convincing critique of our courts, and of
our Supreme Court in particular. This important volume includes
telling and at times brilliant expositions of the damage judicial
arrogance has done to our constitutional order and to the essential
institutions and communities in which Americans once learned to
lead decent, virtuous lives. McLean and company has provided the
analysis essential for understanding and addressing the degradation
of our culture.
*Bruce P. Frohnen, Ohio Northern University*
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