First published 2005
Constitutional law professor and scholar Cass Sunstein examines how courts interpret the Constitution in modern America. Sunstein presents his approach to constitutional questions through analysis of key legal principles and judicial reasoning. He argues for pragmatic constitutional interpretation that considers both text and consequences. The book addresses fundamental questions about constitutional meaning, judicial review, and the role of courts in democratic society. Sunstein draws from his extensive experience in legal academia and government service to offer readers a framework for understanding constitutional law. The work provides tools for thinking about constitutional questions that arise in contemporary legal and political debates.
Genres: reference, american, political-science, non-fiction, law, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: academic
1704 pages · Hardcover · Aspen Pub