Description
The Supreme Court, Leah Litman argues, has drifted from the disciplined practice of law into something far less accountable—an approach driven by political goals, rhetorical “vibes,” and legal-ish claims that strain credibility. Tracing how the Court came to prioritize conservative outcomes over its duty to serve the American people, Litman delivers a sobering, evidence-based account of what “lawlessness” looks like in real decisions and real consequences. With clarity and urgency, she shows how this shift reshapes rights, governance, and public trust—and why it matters now. Equal parts investigation and call to action, this book equips readers with the tools to recognize manipulation and fight back against a Court that no longer feels bound by law.
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paperback
Atria Books
Published Jan 1, 2025
320 pages
ISBN: 9781668054635
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First Published
2025
Language
eng
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