The Case Against the Supreme Court

The book critiques the historical and contemporary role of the Supreme Court, arguing that it has often failed to uphold justice and protect rights. It examines landmark cases and decisions that highlight its shortcomings, suggesting that the Court has not always acted as a guardian of democracy. Through analysis and examples, the author challenges the perception of the Supreme Court as an infallible institution, prompting readers to reconsider its impact on American society and governance.