In the Supreme Court's Own Words: First Principles for Checking Presidential Power and Preserving the Republic
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In the Supreme Court's Own Words: First Principles for Checking Presidential Power and Preserving the Republic

by Peter Cohen

Constitutional Law political history American government
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This book compiles the Supreme Court's own language on essential principles for restraining presidential power and upholding the republic. It provides a clear examination of judicial insights into government balance, offering valuable perspectives on constitutional limits and democratic preservation.

About This Book

In the Supreme Court's Own Words presents key principles drawn directly from judicial decisions to check presidential authority.

The book focuses on foundational ideas that help maintain the balance of power in the U.S. government.

Through excerpts and analysis, it highlights the Court's role in safeguarding the republic's democratic structure.

Readers gain an understanding of how these principles apply to contemporary governance challenges.

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