The Case Against the Supreme Court

This thought-provoking book, written by a prominent constitutional scholar, challenges the commonly held belief that the Supreme Court is objective. The author argues that the Court is made up of flawed individuals who make decisions based on their own biases. Through an analysis of key cases, the author demonstrates how the Court has failed throughout American history. The book promotes the need for term limits for justices and a critical reassessment of the institution as a whole. This timely and important read is a must for anyone interested in the law and governance.