The Limits of Judicial Creativity

Traynor, Roger J.

Journal: UC Law Journal

Volume: 29

First Page: 1025

Year: 1978

Bluebook Citation: 29 UC L.J. 1025 (1978)

Author: Roger John Traynor: all 55 publications


Abstract

As the volume of statutes promulgated by legislatures grows, judges have an increasingly difficult role as interpreters of these laws. The author examines this judicial responsibility and suggests the need to strike a balance between active judicial analysis and legislative innovation.

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