The Case Against the Supreme Court

In this compelling book, Erwin Chemerinsky examines the long history of the Supreme Court's failures to protect rights and check government power, highlighting both well-known and lesser-known rulings over the past two centuries. Drawing on his extensive expertise in constitutional law, he critically analyzes the Court’s role in various key issues, from minority rights to responses during national crises. With insight and passion, Chemerinsky also explores possible reforms to improve the judiciary and encourages readers to consider the Court’s enduring shortcomings.