The Shadow Court and Protecting Democracy with Julie Suk

The Supreme Court is supposed to decide disputes, not run the country, so why does it feel like nine unelected justices can rewrite constitutional meaning with a single opinion? We sit down with Dr. Julie Suk, Fordham Law professor and author of The Shadow Court: Rescuing Democracy from the Supreme Court, to unpack how the Court became a primary constitutional lawmaker and why that transformation puts popular sovereignty under real strain. We dig into the mechanics and the history: Marbury v...