Constitutional Dialogues

The book explores the dynamic nature of constitutional law, asserting that it is shaped by a dialogue among all three government branches—executive, legislative, and judicial—rather than being solely defined by the Supreme Court. Louis Fisher illustrates this concept with various examples, highlighting how state actions and public input contribute to constitutional principles. He discusses instances where the Court upholds or sidesteps constitutional issues, emphasizing the ongoing conversation that continues even after judicial review challenges presidential or congressional actions.