The doctrine of the separation of powers and its present-day significance.

By Vanderbilt, Arthur T.
[Lincoln] University of Nebraska Press 1953 .
144 p. 24 cm..

Minimum standards of judicial administration a survey of the extent to which the standards of the American Bar Association for improving the administration of justice have been accepted throughout the country.

By Vanderbilt, Arthur T.
[New York] Published by the Law Center of New York University for the National Conference of Judicial Councils 1949 .
xxxii, 752 p. , Appendices A and C have special title pages. | Appendices (p. 495-691): A. Reports of the Section of Judicial Administation, as adopted by the section and approved by the American Bar Association, July 1938.--B. Summary of conclusion and recommendations of the Committee on Administrative Agencies and Tribunals reported to the Section of Judicial Administration, 1939.--C.A. report on traffic courts and justices of the peace, as approved by the American Bar Association, September 1940. 24cm..

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The doctrine of the separation of powers and its present-day significance.

Minimum standards of judicial administration a survey of the extent to which the standards of the American Bar Association for improving the administration of justice have been accepted throughout the country.