Taking the Constitution Away from the Courts
by Mark Tushnet
A critical examination of judicial supremacy and alternative paths for constitutional interpretation and democratic decision-making.
About This Book
This book analyzes the dominant role courts play in shaping constitutional meaning in the United States.
It questions whether courts should have the final say on constitutional issues and considers other institutional approaches.
The discussion draws on legal theory and political practice to evaluate judicial review.
Readers gain insight into debates about democracy, authority, and the limits of judicial power.
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