9780593800928 - Last Branch Standing: A Potentially Surprising, Occasionally Witty Journey Inside Today's Supreme Court de Isgur, Sarah (27 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: New. A nonpartisan deep dive into the Supreme Court and its justices that reveals how little we really understand about it. Instead of 6-3, it's more of a 3-3-3 split. Takes you inside the justice's daily work days, even into the cafeteria! I may not always have the lowest prices on this site, but I can guarantee the quality. Buy from a 5-star seller who is not a bookstore, warehouse or a drop shipper. I am just an individual who loves books and has a library in her home. If something goes wrong, there is no customer service to worry about. It is just me and I am very easy to get a hold of. I personally possess every book I list so I can guarantee its quality. Comes with a free bookmark as appreciation for your purchase!

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER A myth-busting glimpse into the inner workings of the Supreme Court, revealing what we get wrong about the Roberts Court, what the justices' clerks gossip about, and how to fix a court in crisisfrom the popular ABC news pundit and top legal podcaster"Isgur has all your answers in these smart, snappy, clear-eyed pages.Stacy Schiff, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Revolutionary: Samuel AdamsMost people get the Supreme Court all wrong. A smattering of high-profile decisions have popularized a simplistic idea of the Court and its justices. Yes, six of them were appointed by Republicans, and only three by Democrats. So, how does that 6-3 conservative majority explain why in the 2024-25 term, conservative Brett Kavanaugh was more likely to agree with liberal Elena Kagan than conservative Neil Gorsuch? Or why the court threw shade at Floridas attempt to ban drag shows?To truly understand the Court, argues Sarah Isgur, you have to look beyond partisan politicsthe X-Axis. The wisest court watchers apply another measuring stick, the Y-Axis," where the nine justices span from order-loving institutionalists to true chaos agents. Once you appreciate these overlapping and even competing impulses, the Court begins to look a lot more like a 3-3-3 split than 6-3.The ultimate insider, Isgur takes readers on a deep dive inside the Supreme Court: how cases land at the Courts doorstep, which justices attend clerk happy hours (and which ones even bother showing up to the office), why conservatives already have buyers remorse about Amy Coney Barrett, and how the whole judicial system is kind of a constitutional anomaly. Shell even help you decide whether you should throw your hat in the ring and go to law school! Blending irreverent humor and incisive commentary, Isgur goes underneath the robesand shows us what we need to do to preserve the rule of law amid dicey times in this little self-governing experiment weve been running for the last 250 years. "A myth-busting glimpse into the inner workings of the Supreme Court in the "Roberts era," revealing what we get wrong about the nine justices (and what they eat for lunch) and the right way to fix a Court in crisis-from the popular ABC news pundit and witty co-host of the top legal podcast in the US"-- Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER A myth-busting glimpse into the inner workings of the Supreme Court, revealing what we get wrong about the Roberts Court, what the justices' clerks gossip about, and how to fix a court in crisisfrom the popular ABC news pundit and top legal podcaster"Isgur has all your answers in these smart, snappy, clear-eyed pages.Stacy Schiff, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Revolutionary: Samuel AdamsMost people get the Supreme Court all wrong. A smattering of high-profile decisions have popularized a simplistic idea of the Court and its justices. Yes, six of them were appointed by Republicans, and only three by Democrats. So, how does that 6-3 conservative majority explain why in the 2024-25 term, conservative Brett Kavanaugh was more likely to agree with liberal Elena Kagan than conservative Neil Gorsuch? Or why the court threw shade at Floridas attempt to ban drag shows?To truly understand the Court, argues Sarah Isgur, you have to look beyond partisan politicsthe X-Axis. The wisest court watchers apply another measuring stick, the Y-Axis," where the nine justices span from order-loving institutionalists to true chaos agents. Once you appreciate these overlapping and even competing impulses, the Court begins to look a lot more like a 3-3-3 split than 6-3.The ultimate insider, Isgur takes readers on a deep dive inside the Supreme Court: how cases land at the Courts doorstep, which justices attend clerk happy hours (and which ones even bother showing up to the office), why conservatives already have buyers remorse about Amy Coney Barrett, and how the whole judicial system is kind of a constitutional anomaly. Shell even help you decide whether you should throw your hat in the ring and go to law school! Blending irreverent humor and incisive commentary, Isgur goes underneath the robesand shows us what we need to do to preserve the rule of law amid dicey times in this little self-governing experiment weve been running for the last 250 years. "A myth-busting glimpse into the inner workings of the Supreme Court in the "Roberts era," revealing what we get wrong about the nine justices (and what they eat for lunch) and the right way to fix a Court in crisis-from the popular ABC news pundit and witty co-host of the top legal podcast in the US"-- Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A myth-busting glimpse into the inner workings of the Supreme Court, revealing what we get wrong about the Roberts Court, what the justices' clerks gossip about, and how to fix a court in crisisfrom the popular ABC news pundit and top legal podcaster "Isgur has all your answers in these smart, snappy, clear-eyed pages. Stacy Schiff, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Revolutionary: Samuel AdamsMost people get the Supreme Court all wrong. A smattering of high-profile decisions have popularized a simplistic idea of the Court and its justices. Yes, six of them were appointed by Republicans, and only three by Democrats. So, how does that 6-3 conservative majority explain why in the 2024-25 term, conservative Brett Kavanaugh was more likely to agree with liberal Elena Kagan than conservative Neil Gorsuch? Or why the court threw shade at Floridas attempt to ban drag shows?To truly understand the Court, argues Sarah Isgur, you have to look beyond partisan politicsthe X-Axis. The wisest court watchers apply another measuring stick, the Y-Axis," where the nine justices span from order-loving institutionalists to true chaos agents. Once you appreciate these overlapping and even competing impulses, the Court begins to look a lot more like a 3-3-3 split than 6-3.The ultimate insider, Isgur takes readers on a deep dive inside the Supreme Court: how cases land at the Courts doorstep, which justices attend clerk happy hours (and which ones even bother showing up to the office), why conservatives already have buyers remorse about Amy Coney Barrett, and how the whole judicial system is kind of a constitutional anomaly. Shell even help you decide whether you should throw your hat in the ring and go to law school! Blending irreverent humor and incisive commentary, Isgur goes underneath the robesand shows us what we need to do to preserve the rule of law amid dicey times in this little self-governing experiment weve been running for the last 250 years. "A myth-busting glimpse into the inner workings of the Supreme Court in the "Roberts era," revealing what we get wrong about the nine justices (and what they eat for lunch) and the right way to fix a Court in crisis-from the popular ABC news pundit and witty co-host of the top legal podcast in the US"-- Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condición: New. Sarah Isgur is the&nbspeditor of SCOTUSblog, a regular on ABC&rsquos This Week with George Stephanopoulos, and co-host of Advisory Opinions, the nation s top legal podcast. She served in the DOJ as the director of the Office of Public.

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