I wanted to know more about the Supreme Court, but while this book claims to provide insight and be a history, it has no citations and provides almost no context for what for author describes. 1/5 stars
I wanted to know more about the Supreme Court, but while this book claims to provide insight and be a history, it has no citations and provides almost no context for what for author describes. 1/5 stars
I really hope this was an accident because I truly enjoy his writing.
https://www.wishtv.com/news/national/new-yorker-suspends-jeffrey-toobin-report-s...
My first nonfiction book of the year was a revealing and surprising to me explanation of the process of becoming a Supreme Court Justice. Many notable Court decisions were discussed, giving you the feeling of being behind the scenes. My favorite part was feeling that although they reside in an “ivory tower”, the Justices have a life outside of the Court too. Published in 2007, so ends with Alito. #nonfiction2019
“A month after the argument in Grutter, on an aircraft carrier off the coast of San Diego, the president addressed a cheering crowd underneath a banner that read “Mission Accomplished. But almost from that moment, the fortunes of the American occupation turned.” #musicalnewyear #carryingthebanner
Just read this line and couldn‘t resist getting in one more for the challenge! Lots of fun. Thank you for stimulating my brain!
Current read for IRL Book Club. Intense. Feel like I‘m teaching Business Law again! Not a fond memory. 😕
#NovemberByTheNumbers from my TBR and perfect for the 9th of November (But I did have Lord of the Rings flashback moments 😉😉😂😂)!! I really want to read this one but keep forgetting I own it! Must get a wiggle on! 😊😊😊
#nine
#9
A pretty famous #nine, the nine Supreme Court justices. I haven‘t read Toobin‘s book, but certainly a #tbr in my legal library. #novemberbythenumbers #day9
Interesting point Toobin acknowledges in Supreme Court History, and it's current make up. Already enjoying this book.