UNCERTAIN JUSTICE The Roberts Court and the Constitution

Narrator Holter Graham gives this Supreme Court review a boost of momentum with his carefully modulated reading. Meticulously researched by Constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe and his former student, Joshua Matz, this study of the Roberts Court is more of a historical statement than a political one. Graham's near transparent reading maintains the neutrality. Listeners learn the backstory of the big cases—corporate citizenship and gay marriage—and the origins of the Justices' reasoning. There are unexpected turns and prophecies—for example, that the Affordable Care Act decision may be a harbinger of more judicial economic regulation. The result is an apolitical audiobook with one eye on history and the other looking ahead to an uncertain judicial future. R.W.S. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine [Published: AUGUST 2014]