Supreme Power: Franklin Roosevelt vs. the Supreme Court
by Jeff Shesol
In Supreme Power, Jeff Shesol examines the consequential confrontation between Franklin Roosevelt and the Supreme Court. Through this clash, the book explores presidential authority, constitutional limits, judicial independence, and the enduring challenge of balancing competing powers within American government.
About This Book
Jeff Shesol’s Supreme Power explores the conflict between President Franklin Roosevelt and the United States Supreme Court.
The book focuses on the constitutional and political questions raised when presidential power confronted judicial authority.
Set within a significant period of American history, it considers the tension among the executive branch, the courts, and democratic government.
This work offers a historical account of a major struggle over the balance of power in the United States.
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