Judicial Restraint: judicial interpretation that encourages judges to limit exercise of their own power.

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1. Judicial Restraint: judicial interpretation that encourages judges to limit exercise of their own power.

Conservative judges would be more likely to practice judicial restraint. Cannot trust reps of the majority to protect these rights, as they may just be trying to expand their branch/parties influence.
C/Ax: D -> E 1.) E - driving? 2.) E - negligent? 3.) D- injured $? E wins the suit. C/Ay: P(1-3) -> E 1.) E - driving 2.) E - negligent 3.) P(1-3) - injured 1.) Not privet based on collateral estoppel basically E was proven not to be negligent and move immediately to have suit thrown out. 2.) If found to be negligent P(1-3) may still win suit if D wasn't injured in earlier trial.
Has to involve federal Constitution statute or regulation/provision - - Fed treaties also. Fed courts take limited juris seriously. Dependent upon ideological belief of judge. - - - Loss of consortia: husband and wife both injured for amount in controversy, cant aggregate, but may sue for other damages related to impact of damages to spouse. ( Q.41)
Ex parte restraining order- one party issues it; maintains status quo until details can be worked out - Temporary restraining order temp maintaining status quo; limited time; until proceedings are done

Judicial Restraint: judicial interpretation that encourages judges to limit exercise of their own power.

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Judicial Restraint: judicial interpretation that encourages judges to limit exercise of their own power.

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