Overruling democracy
Jamin B. Raskin • 2003 • Taylor & Francis Group
- Author
- Jamin B. Raskin
- First published
- 2003
- Publisher
- Taylor & Francis Group
- ISBN
- 9781135952679
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Overruling Democracy, published in 2003, emerged from Jamin Raskin's extensive experience as a constitutional law professor and his observations of the American political landscape during a period of significant judicial scrutiny. The book provides a critical examination of how the United States Supreme Court's decisions have historically shaped democratic processes and influenced the balance of power between the judiciary and the electorate.
The text was written to challenge conventional interpretations of constitutional jurisprudence, focusing on how specific rulings have impacted democratic participation and civil rights. Raskin, who would later serve in the United States House of Representatives, aimed to provide a scholarly yet accessible critique of systemic legal barriers. The work was received as a provocative contribution to political science literature, recognized for its detailed analysis of election law and the mechanics of American governance.
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