The Company They Keep: How Partisan Divisions Came to the Supreme Court
In 'The Company They Keep,' Lawrence Baum and Neal Devins investigate the rise of partisan divisions on the Supreme Court. They explore how these divisions have come to define the institution, examining the influences that shape justices' interactions and decisions. The book sheds light on the Court's transformation amid political polarization.
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In 'The Company They Keep,' Lawrence Baum and Neal Devins examine the evolving dynamics within the Supreme Court. The book focuses on how partisan divisions have emerged and intensified among the justices.
The authors draw on historical and contemporary examples to illustrate the Court's internal shifts. They discuss the role of external influences in fostering these divisions.
This work provides insights into the broader implications for judicial decision-making. It highlights the impact of partisanship on the Court's composition and operations.
Baum and Devins offer a balanced perspective on these developments. Their analysis underscores the challenges facing the judiciary in a polarized environment.
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