" Closer to 3 1/2 stars. An interesting look at the inner workings of the Supreme Court. I found the focus on the rise of originalism as a dominant judicial philosophy particularly interesting (and also enjoyed a few of the more gossipy bits about the justice's personalities and personal lives, of course). I did find the book occasionally repetitive, however--it is obvious that some of these chapters were written as articles first--and felt Toobin could have checked his own political biases at the door a little better. Overall, though, an interesting, engaging read. "
— Angela, 1/21/2014