Worse Than Nothing

This audiobook features legal scholar Erwin Chemerinsky's in-depth analysis of originalism, a widely accepted but controversial approach to constitutional interpretation. He explores the history, practical challenges, and ideological implications of sticking rigidly to the original meaning of the Constitution, questioning its effectiveness as a neutral and objective method. With a thorough examination of its flaws, Chemerinsky highlights why originalism may be fundamentally flawed and dangerously ideological.