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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Author’s Note
- Introduction Political Repression and Court-Curbing
- 1 Defining the McCarthy Era
- 2 The Justices of the Vinson Court, <i>Douds</i>, and the Start of the Court’s McCarthy Era
- 3 <i>Dennis</i>, the Attorney General’s List, Loyalty Programs, Contempts, and More
- 4 Deportations, Fallout from <i>Dennis</i>, and the Rosenberg Case
- 5 The Coming of the Warren Court, the <i>Emspak</i> Trilogy, and <i>Brown</i>’s Consequences
- 6 <i>Nelson, Cole v. Young</i>, and the Beginning of the Campaign against the Court
- 7 The “Red Monday” Decisions, <i>Jencks</i>, and a Crescendo of Anti-Court Attacks
- 8 <i>Beilan, Lerner</i>, and the Court’s Shift, Passport Cases, and Congress’s Court-Curbing Climax
- 9 <i>Barenblatt, Uphaus</i>, and the Court in Retreat
- 10 <i>Scales</i> and <i>CPUSA, Wilkinson</i> and <i>Braden</i>, and <i>Konigsberg II</i> and <i>Anastaplo</i>—a Full-Scale Retreat
- 11 Frankfurter’s Departure, a Near-Decision in <i>Gibson</i>, and the Era’s End
- Epilogue Vietnam War Decisions and Some Observations
- Selected Bibliography
- Index of Supreme Court Decisions
- Index
- Plates
- Plates
- Production Credits
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- The Supreme Court and McCarthy-Era Repression
- Publisher:
- University of Illinois Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Author’s Note
- Introduction Political Repression and Court-Curbing
- 1 Defining the McCarthy Era
- 2 The Justices of the Vinson Court, <i>Douds</i>, and the Start of the Court’s McCarthy Era
- 3 <i>Dennis</i>, the Attorney General’s List, Loyalty Programs, Contempts, and More
- 4 Deportations, Fallout from <i>Dennis</i>, and the Rosenberg Case
- 5 The Coming of the Warren Court, the <i>Emspak</i> Trilogy, and <i>Brown</i>’s Consequences
- 6 <i>Nelson, Cole v. Young</i>, and the Beginning of the Campaign against the Court
- 7 The “Red Monday” Decisions, <i>Jencks</i>, and a Crescendo of Anti-Court Attacks
- 8 <i>Beilan, Lerner</i>, and the Court’s Shift, Passport Cases, and Congress’s Court-Curbing Climax
- 9 <i>Barenblatt, Uphaus</i>, and the Court in Retreat
- 10 <i>Scales</i> and <i>CPUSA, Wilkinson</i> and <i>Braden</i>, and <i>Konigsberg II</i> and <i>Anastaplo</i>—a Full-Scale Retreat
- 11 Frankfurter’s Departure, a Near-Decision in <i>Gibson</i>, and the Era’s End
- Epilogue Vietnam War Decisions and Some Observations
- Selected Bibliography
- Index of Supreme Court Decisions
- Index
- Plates
- Plates
- Production Credits
