Of Courtiers and Kings: More Stories of Supreme Court Law Clerks and Their Justices (Constitutionalism and Democracy)
by Fred Davis, John Paul Stevens, Clare Cushman, Todd C. Peppers, Professor Barry Cushman, John D. Fassett, John Q. Barrett, Raymond S. Troubh, Arthur Seder Jr, Mimi Early Clark, Norman Dorsen, Earl C. Dudley Jr., Daniel Fischel, Thomas Kauper, Alan R. Novak, Monroe E. Price, Thomas Rowe, David Schulte, Steven Umin, Chad Oldfather, Bridget Tainer-Parkins, Rebecca Hurley, Nancy Marder, Craig M Bradley, Julia C. Ambrose, Kermit Roosevelt Iii, Laura Krugman Ray
Personal accounts from Supreme Court clerks and justices reveal the inner workings and relationships behind the nation's highest court.
About This Book
Of Courtiers and Kings gathers personal reflections from former Supreme Court law clerks and the justices they served.
The essays explore the clerkship experience and the relationships between clerks and justices.
Contributors include both clerks and justices, providing varied perspectives on the Court's daily operations.
The book is part of the Constitutionalism and Democracy series and focuses on institutional history.
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