Supreme Court

1. Issue #27, Winter 2013

   Originalist Sin

   The new book by Antonin Scalia and Bryan A. Garner is very sure of itself—in fact, far too much so.

   Akhil Reed Amar
2. Issue #23, Winter 2012

   The Roberts Court v. America

   How the Roberts Supreme Court is using the First Amendment to craft a radical, free-market jurisprudence.

   Jedediah Purdy
3. Issue #21, Summer 2011

   The Last Liberal Justice?

   Why William Brennan was the twentieth century’s most consequential Supreme Court justice.

   David Strauss
4. Issue #17, Summer 2010

   Mr. Public Interest

   Louis Brandeis—inventor of public-interest law, the right to privacy, and his famous Brief, all before he went to the Supreme Court—is worth a fresh look today.

   Michael Waldman
5. Issue #13, Summer 2009

   May It Please the Country

   For those worried about the Roberts Court: History shows that conservative Supreme Courts are surprisingly accommodating to liberal agendas.

   Eric Lane and Aziz Huq
6. Issue #3, Winter 2007

   Judicial Restraint

   How Kermit Roosevelt III’s judicial theory undermines the very case for judicial philosophies.

   Erwin Chemerinsky