The Law, the Supreme Court, and the People's Rights

This trade paperback is in fair condition, with noticeable wear along the spine and edges of the cover. The pages are yellowed with age, and there is some foxing present. Despite these signs of wear, the binding remains intact, ensuring the book is still readable and suitable for collectors interested in historical legal texts.

"The Law, the Supreme Court, and the People's Rights" by Ann Fagan Ginger is an insightful exploration of the Supreme Court's role in interpreting laws that affect fundamental rights such as freedom, justice, and equality. Published by Barron's Educational Series, Inc. in 1974, this trade paperback edition provides an in-depth analysis pertinent to students and scholars of law and political science. Ann Fagan Ginger, a distinguished legal scholar and President of the Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute, brings her expertise to this comprehensive study. The book's significance lies in its examination of critical legal precedents and their impact on civil liberties. This edition, printed in Woodbury, New York, is identified by the ISBN 0-8120-0502-3. The book is out of print, making this copy a valuable resource for collectors and researchers interested in historical legal discourse. The condition of the book is noted as having visible wear on the cover and spine, indicative of its age and usage.