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Lisa Schroeder
reviewed Bibliographical History of the Study And Use of Color from Aristotle to Kandinsky on November 16, 2017
Bibliographical History of the Study And Use of Color from Aristotle to Kandinsky
Talk about brief! This book demonstrates the making of substantive due process, that elusive concept consistently mistaught in law schools. Orth starts with the Magna Carta to demonstrate the beginning of procedural due process. He then explains how Lochner added onto that concept to branch out into an economic substantive due process. From there, the jump to non-economic substantive due process was only a matter of time.
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