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News 02.18.2005 Cass R. Sunstein talks about his new book on Franklin Delano Roosevelt and brings back from obscurity an important speech: FDR's State of the Union Address of 1944, in which he articulates the idea that human beings have inherent economic and social rights. The Greatest Speech of the Century: FDR's Second Bill of Rights Are votes of federal judges predictable from their ideology? Cass R. Sunstein discusses judicial behavior on federal courts, examining considerable data on how appointees have voted, and considers whether judges are affected by their colleagues. |
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