Public Opinion and the Rehnquist Court

Public Opinion and the Rehnquist CourtExamines the complex relationship between American public opinion and the U. S. Supreme Court. Public Opinion and the Rehnquist Court offers the most thorough evidence yet in favor of the U. S. Supreme Court representing public opinion. Thomas R. Marshall analyzes more than two thousand nationwide public opinion polls during the Rehnquist Court era and argues that a clear majority of Supreme Court decisions agree with public opinion. He explains that

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