Picking a Book Cover
Let me take a moment to explain why I picked this cover for my new book. I rejected a standard portrait of a Justice enrobed. Instead, this is a photo of Jackson testifying before Congress in 1937. With this choice, I wanted emphasize the importance of Congress in the Youngstown concurrence and in general. I also wanted to make the point that proper governance involves thought and wide consultation for what Jackson described as the necessity "the law be made by parliamentary deliberations"
Let me take a moment to explain why I picked this cover for my new book. I rejected a standard portrait of a Justice enrobed. Instead, this is a photo of Jackson testifying before Congress in 1937.
With this choice, I wanted emphasize the importance of Congress in the Youngstown concurrence and in general. I also wanted to make the point that proper governance involves thought and wide consultation for what Jackson described as the necessity "the law be made by parliamentary deliberations"
