THE “HIGHEST COURT” IN FEDERAL SYSTEMS by George A. Bermann* The courts of last resort within nation-states bear an enormous responsibility for the law, since it is they who ultimately decide what domestic law means - George Bermann - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

First Page	Meta Content
	THE “HIGHEST COURT” IN FEDERAL SYSTEMS by George A. Bermann* The courts of last resort within nation-states bear an enormous responsibility for the law, since it is they who ultimately decide what domestic law means Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-11-14 11:15:13 Open Document File Size: 65,85 KB Share Result on Facebook Company It matters / / Continent Europe / / Country Germany / United States / / Facility European Court of Justice / University School / / IndustryTerm federal law / law primacy / looser federal-style systems / secondary law / constitutional law / supreme law / law directive / higher law / constitutional systems / state law / federal-type systems / federal systems / constituent state law / / Organization European Court of Justice / Congress / Court of Justice / French Tribunal / U.S. Supreme Court / European Union / federal government / Columbia University School of Law / HIGHEST COURT / / Person George A. Bermann / John C. Calhoun / / Position spokesperson / President / foreign observer / experience and political reality counsel / / SocialTag Supreme court State court Judicial review United States Constitution Constitution of Austria Federal government of the United States Supreme Court of Ireland Jurisdiction Supreme Court of the United States Law

THE “HIGHEST COURT” IN FEDERAL SYSTEMS by George A. Bermann* The courts of last resort within nation-states bear an enormous responsibility for the law, since it is they who ultimately decide what domestic law means Add to Reading List