Does interest group theory justify more intrusive judicial review?

From: Yale Law Journal | Date: October 1, 1991| Author: Elhauge, Einer R. | Copyright information 
                              Contents 
Introduction                                                          32

I. Interest Group Theory and the Proposals to Change Judicial 

     Review                                                           35 
     A. Interest Group Theory                                         35 
     B. The Proposals to Change Judicial Review                       44

II. Interest Group Theory Cannot Demonstrate Process Defec...

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