Uncertain Justice : The Roberts Court and the Constitution (Hardcover)

from sallylou61

This review is based on an advance reader's edition, which included numbered end-notes (making them easy to follow) but no acknowledgements or index. Uncertain Justice is an extremely detailed examination of the Roberts Court, with special emphasis on the more current decisions involving the curr...

from kdh027

Finally getting into this book. It is pretty good and detailed, but not my favorite -- it can get confusing. update: I just couldn't finish it. It was too technical for my liking.

from CrazyKatLady

Let me begin by noting that I received an Advanced Reader's Copy of this from the publisher. The following are my own thoughts and rating. I'm also writing this review as a huge Supreme Court nerd. I count The Brethren: Inside the Supreme Court by Bob Woodward and Scott Armstrong amongst my favou...

from CharlesBoyd

Before reading UNCERTAIN JUSTICE, by Laurence Tribe and Joshua Matz I knew little about Tribe, but what I had read convinced me that he is a "wild-eyed" liberal. So, when I got the book from early reviewers I was prepared for a very slanted book. That didn't turn out to be the case. Though Tribe'...

from MarcusBastos

The US Supreme Court decisions give us the meaning of constitutional rights found in the US Constitution. Its precedents set the constitucional law, pointing the way in with lower courts should decide a vast array of cases. The book examined the Roberts Court, referring to the decisions adopted u...