Charles Gardner Geyh is the John F. Kimberling Professor of Law at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. He has authored or edited multiple books including Courting Peril (Oxford), Understanding Civil Procedure (edited with Gene Shreve and Peter Raven-Hansen), What's Law Got to Do with It?, and When Courts and Congress Collide.

Brilliant intellectualism at its core, Who Is to Judge? is an expertly crafted discussion of the state judicial selection controversy, in which Geyh denounces stridency while embracing both normative ideals and empirical research. An exceptional contribution, this book is a rare yet outstanding example of how to transcend disciplinary divides, bridge the gap between science and practical politics, and offer constructive solutions the nation's most enduring debates.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: A Short and Pointed History of Judicial SelectionChapter 3: The New Judicial Selection LandscapeChapter 4: The ArgumentsChapter 5: Why Everyone is WrongChapter 6: Managing the Selection DebateChapter 7: The Future of Judicial Selection

Charles Gardner Geyh is the John F. Kimberling Professor of Law at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. He has authored or edited multiple books including Courting Peril (Oxford), Understanding Civil Procedure (edited with Gene Shreve and Peter Raven-Hansen), What's Law Got to Do with It?, and When Courts and Congress Collide.

Brilliant intellectualism at its core, Who Is to Judge? is an expertly crafted discussion of the state judicial selection controversy, in which Geyh denounces stridency while embracing both normative ideals and empirical research. An exceptional contribution, this book is a rare yet outstanding example of how to transcend disciplinary divides, bridge the gap between science and practical politics, and offer constructive solutions the nation's most enduring debates.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: A Short and Pointed History of Judicial SelectionChapter 3: The New Judicial Selection LandscapeChapter 4: The ArgumentsChapter 5: Why Everyone is WrongChapter 6: Managing the Selection DebateChapter 7: The Future of Judicial Selection

Charles Gardner Geyh is the John F. Kimberling Professor of Law at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. He has authored or edited multiple books including Courting Peril (Oxford), Understanding Civil Procedure (edited with Gene Shreve and Peter Raven-Hansen), What's Law Got to Do with It?, and When Courts and Congress Collide.

Brilliant intellectualism at its core, Who Is to Judge? is an expertly crafted discussion of the state judicial selection controversy, in which Geyh denounces stridency while embracing both normative ideals and empirical research. An exceptional contribution, this book is a rare yet outstanding example of how to transcend disciplinary divides, bridge the gap between science and practical politics, and offer constructive solutions the nation's most enduring debates.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: A Short and Pointed History of Judicial SelectionChapter 3: The New Judicial Selection LandscapeChapter 4: The ArgumentsChapter 5: Why Everyone is WrongChapter 6: Managing the Selection DebateChapter 7: The Future of Judicial Selection