Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court's Inner Workings x Judicial Branch

6 books sit in the overlap between Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court'S Inner Workings and Judicial Branch.

6 shared books5 shared top picks0% top-pick overlap100% reader overlap

Courts & the Judiciary21st-Century AmericaConservatism & LiberalismHistory

Shared Shelf

These are the books that appear on both source lists. This is the literal overlap, not a synthetic summary.

1. Justice on the Brink
Linda Greenhouse
Appears #3 on Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court'S Inner Workings and #3 on Judicial Branch. Shared themes: Courts & the Judiciary and 21st-Century America.
2. Nine Black Robes
Joan Biskupic
Appears #6 on Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court'S Inner Workings and #2 on Judicial Branch. Shared themes: Courts & the Judiciary and 21st-Century America.
3. The Shadow Docket
Stephen Vladeck
Appears #2 on Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court'S Inner Workings and #8 on Judicial Branch. Shared themes: Courts & the Judiciary and 21st-Century America.
4. Over Ruled
Neil Gorsuch, Janie Nitze
Appears #4 on Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court'S Inner Workings and #7 on Judicial Branch. Shared themes: Courts & the Judiciary and 21st-Century America.
6. The Nine
Jeffrey Toobin
Appears #5 on Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court'S Inner Workings and #23 on Judicial Branch. Shared themes: Courts & the Judiciary and 21st-Century America.

Source Lists

These are the two public lists the crossover comes from.

Zeitgeist

Gorsuch, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Court'S Inner Workings

6 picks

Books that trace Gorsuch's judicial philosophy from his own writings to the Court's shadow docket controversies, with particular attention to his surprising record on Indigenous sovereignty.

Deep Dives

Judicial Branch Books

28 picks

Judicial Branch books gathered from the deep dives shelf as a focused reading list.