The Next 25 Years: The New Supreme Court and What It Means for Americans

Focusing on the implications of a new Supreme Court, Martin Garbus explores its potential impact on American democracy and individual liberties. He critiques the executive branch's influence over the judiciary and warns of a "textualist" court that could reverse significant reforms achieved over the past century. Drawing from his expertise in Constitutional law, Garbus provides a compelling analysis of how this shift may threaten fundamental rights that many consider inalienable, offering a sobering perspective on the future of the republic.