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Overruled

The Long War for Control of the U.S. Supreme Court

Book • 2014

In 'Overruled: The Long War for Control of the U.S.

Supreme Court,' Damon Root explores the enduring conflict between judicial activism and judicial restraint.

The book delves into the historical and contemporary debates surrounding the role of the Supreme Court in American politics, highlighting key cases and figures that have shaped the Court's trajectory.

Root provides an in-depth analysis of how these competing philosophies have influenced the Court's decisions and the broader political landscape.

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Damon Root

in the introduction as author of the book.

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Mentioned by

Anthony Fisher

as the author of "Overruled"

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Mentioned by

Ben Shapiro

as Justice Gorsuch's latest book, exploring the effects of the expanding federal criminal code.

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Mentioned by

Matt Cameron

as an example of government overreach and arbitrary actions.

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Mentioned by

Leah Litman

in comparison to her own book.

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Mentioned by

Neil Gorsuch

as a prior book he co-authored about excessive regulation and the proliferation of laws.

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Mentioned by Unknown Host (The Fifth Column) as

Damon Root

's book when introducing him to discuss a Supreme Court decision.

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Mentioned by

David French

when connecting its themes to Gorsuch's jurisprudence, particularly regarding bureaucracy and individual rights.

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Mentioned by Larry Arnn while discussing the delegation of legislative power.

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Mentioned by

Kmele Foster

as

Damon Root

's book and recommended for listeners interested in the Supreme Court.

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