ABSTRACT
Seven periods of intense Court-curbing have occurred in American history. Due to the Court's unavoidable involvement in the political process, conflict between the legislative and judicial branches will occur again when certain judicial provocations and catalytic factors are present. Professor Nagel examines the factors which have an affirmative correlation with the occurrence of Court-curbing bills, and the factors which have an affirmative correlation with the success of Court-curbing bills.
