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first case of judicial review
Marbury v Madison (1803)
Who developed specialized courts?
Hans Kelsen
Austrian courts
members?
who appoints?
who nominates?
access?
1945
14 members
fed. prez appoints
fed gov't nominates
broad access
Italy
Members?
Appoints?
Access?
1948
15 members
prez/parliament each do 1/3
ordinary courts 1/3
limited access
FRG
Members?
Nominates?
1949
16 members
each house selects 8 members through 2/3 majority vote