Justice, Elections, and Judicial Politics

This chapter explores the intricate dynamics of a potential execution and its implications for justice, innocence, and the role of legislative bodies in the judicial process. It further examines the challenges of gerrymandering and electoral reform, reflecting on historical compromises that shaped the current electoral landscape, including the Electoral College's evolution. The discussion also highlights the controversial nomination of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court, addressing the deep politicization of judicial appointments and its ramifications for bipartisan consensus.