These essays raise a host of interesing questions and advocate provocative solutions to theses perceived problems with the current state of constitutional jurisprudence.

Mark C. Miller, Clark University, Review Of The Supreme Court and American Constitutionalism

Happily, this collection largely avoids the wildly uneven quality of many edited volumes. Nearly all of the essays included here are interesting and enlightening. These essays tend to provide thoughtful considerations on the theory and practice of American constitutionalism.

Ethics: An International Journal of Social, Political, and Legal Philosophy

...A collection of complex and provocative essays from a variety of political scientists and legal scholars which critique the role the U.S. Supreme court has played in developing constitutional law in the United States over the last several decades.

Mark C. Miller, Clark University, H-Net: Humanities and Social Science Reviews Online

This outstanding collection of 13 essays was written by a distinguished group of political scientist and law professors . . . .theses essays reflect a thoughful perspective on the Supreme Court's role as 'Republican Schoolmaster,' with most giving qualified endorsement to such power.

J.R.Vile, Middle Tennessee State University, Choice Reviews