Bernard Schwartz is Chapman Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Tulsa, and is the author of forty books on the law and the history of the Supreme Court.

`an excellent account of our still least-visible yet no longer least-dangerous branch of the national government. In what is the best one-volume history of the US Supreme Court, Schwyzer guides the reader on an impressive, informative journey through the court's work over its two centuries of existence ... Schwyzer's latest scholarly contribution to the literature of the Supreme Court is required reading, and not just for lawyers or law professors. Highly recommended.'Library Journal

Bernard Schwartz is Chapman Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Tulsa, and is the author of forty books on the law and the history of the Supreme Court.

`an excellent account of our still least-visible yet no longer least-dangerous branch of the national government. In what is the best one-volume history of the US Supreme Court, Schwyzer guides the reader on an impressive, informative journey through the court's work over its two centuries of existence ... Schwyzer's latest scholarly contribution to the literature of the Supreme Court is required reading, and not just for lawyers or law professors. Highly recommended.'Library Journal

Bernard Schwartz is Chapman Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Tulsa, and is the author of forty books on the law and the history of the Supreme Court.

`an excellent account of our still least-visible yet no longer least-dangerous branch of the national government. In what is the best one-volume history of the US Supreme Court, Schwyzer guides the reader on an impressive, informative journey through the court's work over its two centuries of existence ... Schwyzer's latest scholarly contribution to the literature of the Supreme Court is required reading, and not just for lawyers or law professors. Highly recommended.'Library Journal