The Top 10 Conservative Books About The Courts

#6: Men in Black by Mark Levin

In Men in Black, Mark Levin criticizes the Supreme Court and explains how it usurps power from the people. Levin argues that Supreme Court justices are using their power to impose their policies on America. As evidence, Levin points out that Supreme Court precedents have become stronger and stronger, with Congress and local governments largely unable to counteract decisions made by activist judges. America cannot regain true democratic governance without reining in the Supreme Court’s judicial activism, says Levin.

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