A Republic, if You Can Keep It by Gorsuch, Neil -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction Part 1: “A Republic, If You Can Keep It”

Passing the Torch Welcome to New Citizens

Part 2: Our Constitution and Its Separated Powers

Of Lions and Bears, Judges and Legislators “Power Without Law”? Gutierrez-Brizuela v. Lynch Caring Hearts v. Burwell United States v. Nichols Sessions v. Dimaya

Part 3: The Judge’s Tools

Originalism and the Constitution A Case for Textualism United States v. Carloss Carpenter v. United States United States v. Games-Perez United States v. Rentz

Part 4: The Art of Judging

On Courage (How) Do Judges Think? Of Intentions and Consequences On Precedent Henson v. Santander A.M. v. Holmes Direct Marketing Association v. Brohl American Atheists v. Davenport

Part 5: Toward Justice for All

Law’s Irony Access to Affordable Justice A Note on Jury Trials Alejandre-Gallegos v. Holder Mathis v. Shulkin Hester v. United States

Part 6: On Ethics and the Good Life

A Tribute White and Murrah But My Client Made Me Do It Ten Things to Do in Your First Ten Years After Graduation

Part 7: From Judge to Justice

The East Room The Senate Judiciary Committee The Front Porch

Photo Insert Dedication Acknowledgments A Note on Sources Photo Credits About the Author

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