The Unelected

In this insightful exploration, James R. Copland examines how unelected administrative agencies, courts, and private attorneys have increasingly taken control of key aspects of American governance, often beyond the reach of elected representatives. The book highlights the profound impact of regulatory proliferation, legal complexities, and state-level influence on the democratic process. Offering a critical look at the distribution of power in the U.S. political system, it suggests the need for reforms to restore accountability and uphold the rule of law.