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Title: The Southern Judicial Tradition: State Judges and Sectional Distinctiveness, 1790-1890 (Studies in the Legal History of the South)
Author: Timothy S. Huebner
ISBN: 0820332364
EAN: 9780820332369
280 Pages
Publisher: University of Georgia Press
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2008-10-15


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"A fine work of scholarship, well researched and cogently argued." - Journal of the Early Republic"
This ground breaking examination of the lives and work of nineteenth-century southern judges explores the emergence of a southern judiciary and the effects of regional peculiarities and attitudes on legal development. Drawing on the judicial opinions and private correspondence of six chief justices whose careers spanned both the region and the century, Timothy S. Huebner analyzes their conceptions of their roles and the substance of their opinions related to cases involving homicide, economic development, federalism, and race. Examining judges both on and off the bench - as formulators of law and as citizens whose lives were intertwined with southern values - Huebner reveals the tensions that sometimes arose out of loyalties to sectional principles and national professional consciousness.
This ground breaking examination of the lives and work of nineteenth-century southern judges explores the emergence of a southern judiciary and the effects of regional peculiarities and attitudes on legal development. Drawing on the judicial opinions and private correspondence of six chief justices whose careers spanned both the region and the century, Timothy S. Huebner analyzes their conceptions of their roles and the substance of their opinions related to cases involving homicide, economic development, federalism, and race. Examining judges both on and off the bench - as formulators of law and as citizens whose lives were intertwined with southern values - Huebner reveals the tensions that sometimes arose out of loyalties to sectional principles and national professional consciousness.
Timothy S. Huebner, an associate professor of history at Rhodes College, is author of The Taney Court: Justices, Rulings, and Legacy and coeditor, with Kermit L. Hall, of Major Problems in American Constitutional History, second edition. He and Paul Finkelman edit the series Studies in the Legal History of the South.

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