Mark Levin is a dynamic talk show host that never bores the listener. In this book he has gather a tremendous amount of legalese and historical cases and has brought it all together sucessfully in a treatise that goes a long way to proving the points he wants to make. That is the the Supreme Court has overstepped its boundaries of interpreting the law of the law to making decisions that in effect create the law of the land. For the purposes of this review, I will not add any personal feelings on the matter but let Levin's book make its own points.
Law is usually a boring subject for most of us and this book is written in a way that is never boring. You'll have yourself Googling a lot of what is presented here to validate the facts and you will be hard pressed to come up with any dispute.
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drifter51December 21, 2009
Nice review. I listen to Mark Levin on occasion and find him to be a most passionate purveyor of the conservative point of view. I find that I am usually in agreement with him. His latest book "Liberty and Tyranny" is definitely on my "to read" list. If "Men In Black" turns up in the local library I may just give this one a read as well. Thanks for the review.
Levin is a very smart person and a good writer. I don't like his show because he is very rude to his callers especially if they try to disagree. Also, his constant yelling is annoying. There is nothing but well constructed arguments in his writing about what the Supreme Court is supposed to do (interpret) and how they overstep their authority and try to make laws.