America’s Courts Can’t Ignore the World
The laws of other countries have a bearing on America’s own, writes Stephen Breyer—and the highest court in the land needs to take heed.
The laws of other countries have a bearing on America’s own, writes Stephen Breyer—and the highest court in the land needs to take heed.
“What is specially American ... is the surprising fact that the democratic institutions established by a written Constitution have actually worked (with many ups and downs) over the course of more than 200 years.”