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Die Verfassungsinterpretation am US-Supreme Court

Begründungen und politische Ausrichtung zwischen "Originalism" und "Living Constitution"
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2019
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-5661-2
ISBN-Online
978-3-8452-9806-1
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Politik und Recht
Language
German
Pages
504
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  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 18
  2. I. Einleitung No access 19 - 20
      1. 1. Das Legal Model No access
      2. 2. Das Attitudinal Model No access
      3. 3. Das Strategic Model No access
      4. 4. Der New Institutionalism No access
    2. B. Stand der Forschung hinsichtlich Originalism und Living Constitution als Verfassungsinterpretationen No access
    3. C. Der Aufbau der Arbeit No access
      1. 1. Auslegungsschulen außerhalb des Hauptstroms der amerikanischen Rechtswissenschaft No access
        1. a. Präzedenzfälle und Stare Decisis als Auslegungsschule No access
          1. aa. Prüfungsmaßstäbe als allgemeines Problem der Rechtsdogmatik No access
          2. bb. Prüfungsziele als allgemeines Problem der Rechtsdogmatik No access
        3. c. Die Auslegungsschule des Structuralism No access
          1. aa. Pragmatismus in der Urteilsbegründung No access
          2. bb. Pragmatismus im Urteilsergebnis No access
        5. f. Die Einbeziehung ausländischen Rechts in die Rechtsprechung No access
        6. g. Zwischenfazit zu den Auslegungsschulen neben Originalism und Living Constitution No access
      1. 1. Variationen der Begrifflichkeit No access
      2. 2. Abgrenzung des Originalism von „Tradition“, „Strict Construction“ und „Judicial Restraint“ No access
      3. 3. Die Entstehung des Begriffes „Originalism“ No access
          1. aa. Abstrakte Definition des Originalism nach Berger No access
          2. bb. Erstes Anwendungsgebiet des Originalism bei Berger mit politischer Ausrichtung No access
          3. cc. Zweites Anwendungsgebiet des Originalism bei Berger mit politischer Ausrichtung No access
          1. aa. Abstrakte Definition des Originalism nach Bork No access
          2. bb. Erstes Anwendungsgebiet des Originalism bei Bork No access
          3. cc. Zweites Anwendungsgebiet des Originalism bei Bork No access
          4. dd. Robert Borks Originalism und der politische Konservatismus in den USA No access
          1. aa. Abstrakte Definition des Originalism nach Whittington No access
          2. bb. Anwendungsgebiete des Originalism bei Whittington No access
          3. cc. Anwendungsgebiete des Originalism bei McConnell No access
          4. dd. Michael McConnell als möglicher Kandidat für den Supreme Court unter Präsident George W. Bush No access
      1. 1. Variationen der Begrifflichkeit No access
      2. 2. Abgrenzung der Living Constitution von der „Working Constitution“ und vom Begriff des „Judicial Activism“ No access
      3. 3. Die Entstehung des Begriffes Living Constitution No access
          1. aa. Abstrakte Definition der Living Constitution nach Dworkin No access
          2. bb. Anwendungsgebiete der Living Constitution bei Dworkin No access
          3. cc. Die Living Constitution als Moral Reading und der politische Liberalismus in den USA No access
          1. aa. Abstrakte Definition der Living Constitution nach Ackerman No access
          2. bb. Historische Anwendungsgebiete der Living Constitution bei Ackerman No access
          3. cc. Die Living Constitution als populäre Verfassungszusätze und der politische Liberalismus in den USA No access
          1. aa. Abstrakte Definition der Living Constitution nach Tribe No access
          2. bb. Anwendungsgebiete der Living Constitution bei Tribe No access
          3. cc. Die Living Constitution als Konstruktionsmodi der unsichtbaren Verfassung und der politische Liberalismus in den USA No access
          1. aa. Abstrakte Definition der Living Constitution nach Strauss No access
          2. bb. Anwendungsgebiete der Living Constitution bei Strauss No access
          3. cc. Die Living Constitution als Common Law mit britischer Tradition und der politische Liberalismus in den USA No access
      1. 1. Daniel Farber/Suzanna Sherry: Verwerfung von Globalinterpretationsansätzen im amerikanischen Verfassungsrecht No access
      2. 2. Akhil Reed Amar: Intratextualism No access
      3. 3. Jack Balkin: Living Originalism No access
      1. 1. Abstrakte Gegenüberstellung des Originalism und der Living Constitution bei den Klassikern No access
      2. 2. Die Anwendungsgebiete, Begründungen und Ergebnisse des Originalism und der Living Constitution bei den Klassikern No access
      3. 3. Die politische Ausrichtung der Ergebnisse bei den Klassikern No access
      1. 1. Die Auswahl der Richter No access
      2. 2. Die Analyseart der Richter: Ex-Ante-Analyse aus den außergerichtlichen Publikationen statt Ex-Post-Analyse aus den niedergeschriebenen Urteilen No access
      3. 3. Die Recherche der relevanten Quellen No access
      1. 1. William J. Brennan No access
      2. 2. Byron R. White No access
      3. 3. Harry A. Blackmun No access
      4. 4. Lewis F. Powell No access
      5. 5. John Paul Stevens No access
      6. 6. Sandra Day O’Connor No access
        1. a. Richter Rehnquist – ein Originalist? No access
        2. b. Rehnquists Grundansätze der Rechtsinterpretation No access
        1. a. Abstrakte Definition des Textualism nach Scalia No access
        2. b. Anwendungsgebiete des Interpretationsansatzes Scalias mit Begründungen und Ergebnissen No access
        3. c. Die politische Ausrichtung der Ergebnisse des Interpretationsansatzes Scalias No access
      9. 9. Anthony M. Kennedy No access
      10. 10. David H. Souter No access
      11. 11. Clarence Thomas No access
      12. 12. Ruth Bader Ginsburg No access
        1. a. Abstrakte Definition des Interpretationsansatzes nach Breyer No access
        2. b. Anwendungsgebiete des Interpretationsansatzes Breyers mit Begründungen und Ergebnissen No access
        3. c. Die politische Ausrichtung der Ergebnisse des Interpretationsansatzes Breyers No access
      14. 14. John G. Roberts No access
      1. 1. Samuel A. Alito No access
      2. 2. Sonia Sotomayor No access
      3. 3. Elena Kagan No access
      1. 1. Allgemeine Selbstpositionierung der Richter No access
      2. 2. Der Anwendungsbereich und die Begründungsstärke der Selbstpositionierung der Richter No access
      3. 3. Die politische Ausrichtung der Ergebnisse der Selbstpositionierung der Richter No access
      1. 1. Die Debatte um die vorherrschende Auslegungsschule No access
      2. 2. Die Debatte um die politische Ausrichtung der Urteilsergebnisse No access
      3. 3. Die Debatte um Judicial Restraint oder Judicial Activism im Hinblick auf Kongressgesetze und Präzedenzfälle des Gerichts No access
      4. 4. Einordnung des dritten Hauptteils der Arbeit in die Debattenstränge No access
      1. 1. Die Auswahl der Landmark Decisions No access
      2. 2. Die Case-Briefing-Methode als Analyseraster zur Auswertung von Landmark Decisions des US-Supreme Court No access
      3. 3. Das Kategoriensystem im Bereich der Rationale zur Ermittlung der Begründungsart im Rahmen des Case Briefing No access
      4. 4. Die politische Ausrichtung der Urteilsergebnisse nach der Datenbank von Segal und Spaeth und vier allgemeine Probleme der Einordnung No access
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        4. Rehnquist No access
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        5. Rehnquist No access
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      1. 1. Die Rolle des Originalism und der Living Constitution in der Begründungsarbeit der Landmark Decisions No access
      2. 2. Die Anwendungsgebiete, Begründungen und Ergebnisse des Originalism und der Living Constitution in der Rechtsprechung des Supreme Court No access
      3. 3. Die politische Ausrichtung der Urteilsergebnisse – Gibt es eine Dominanz des Originalism oder der Living Constitution und führt dies jeweils entweder zu konservativen oder liberalen Ergebnissen? No access
    1. A. Die zentralen Ergebnisse der Arbeit No access
    2. B. Bisherige Literatur zum Rehnquist- und zum Roberts-Court verglichen mit den Ergebnissen der vorgelegten Studie No access
    3. C. Politikwissenschaftliche Erklärungsversuche für die zentralen Ergebnisse der Arbeit – insbesondere für die Begründungsdoppelstrategie des Supreme Court No access
  8. VII. Tabellenanhang No access 433 - 474
    1. Allgemeine Literatur No access
    2. Richterliteratur No access
    3. Supreme-Court-Urteile (im Fließtext oder in den dazu gehörigen Fußnoten zitierte) No access
    1. Verfasser: Sebastian Dregger No access
    1. Author: Sebastian Dregger No access

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