Lawless

by Leah Litman

Atria/One Signal Publishers · 2025 · 320 pages

This sharp analysis dissects the current Supreme Court's conservative majority, arguing that its rulings often prioritize fringe theories and partisan grievances over established legal principles. Litman reveals how seemingly legal arguments are used to advance a specific political agenda, protected by an aura of judicial authority. For readers seeking a witty, well-researched explanation of how the highest court in the land has become so unpredictable and who is pushing it in this direction.

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