Offers a potted history of the German Federal Constitutional Court, one of the most influential constitutional courts in recent years.
It examines the development of the court and its interaction with the German basic law, its approach to judicial reasoning, and its significance for contemporary constitutional theory.
Justin Collings: Introduction; 1 Christoph Schonberger: Karlsruhe: Notes on a Court; 2 Matthias Jestaedt: Karlsruhe as Phenomenon: What Makes the Court What It Is; 3 Oliver Lepsius: The Standard-Setting Power; 4 Christoph Mollers: Legality, Legitimacy, and Legitimation of the Federal Constitutional Court
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