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The Most Dangerous Branch
Inside the Supreme Court's Assault on the Constitution
Book • 2018
In 'The Most Dangerous Branch', David A. Kaplan explores how the Supreme Court has become a central force in shaping American politics, often taking on cases that could be better handled by legislative bodies.
The book delves into key cases like Roe v. Wade and Bush v.
Gore, arguing that the Court's actions have subverted democracy and betrayed the Constitution.
Kaplan's narrative is based on extensive interviews with justices, law clerks, and other insiders, offering a critical perspective on the Court's role in contemporary America.
The book delves into key cases like Roe v. Wade and Bush v.
Gore, arguing that the Court's actions have subverted democracy and betrayed the Constitution.
Kaplan's narrative is based on extensive interviews with justices, law clerks, and other insiders, offering a critical perspective on the Court's role in contemporary America.
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Mentioned by George Conway , referencing Bickel's argument that the Supreme Court has to act gradually and watch its political capital.

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Michelle Martin as the author of the book, discussing the Supreme Court in the age of Trump.


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