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A Toobin's The Nine Roundup
Jeffrey Toobin's The Nine: Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court is probably the most important book on the Court this season. Here's a roundup of this week's readings of it:
Emily Bazelon and Dahlia Lithwick, "Nine Ways to Read The Nine," Slate, 21 September;
David Garrow reviews Toobin's The Nine for the LA Times, 18 September;
Michiko Kakutani, "Power Lineup, Swings from the Right," NYT, 21 September;
Edward Lazarus, "Supreme Politics," Washington Post, 23 September;
Nina Totenberg, "Toobin's ‘The Nine' Reveals Politics of the High Court," NPR, 14 September;
Eugene Volokh, "Jeffrey Toobin's The Nine," The Volokh Conspiracy, 21 September;
Ben Winograd, "‘Ask the Author' with Jeffrey Toobin," Part I, Part II, Scotusblog, 18-19 September.
Mary Dudziak, "Toobin, The Nine, Roundup," Legal History Blog, 15 September, is an earlier roundup of reviews of the book. Garrow and Volokh are more inclined than others to emphasize what they see as errors in the book.
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