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A review by bookishblond
Impeachment: A Citizen’s Guide by Cass R. Sunstein
4.0
My 1L Con law professor was obsessed with impeachment. Most classes cover impeachment only as a side note, but we spent at least a day or two on it (which is a lot). The professor recommended this book several times, and I bought a copy to read before the final. There wasn’t a question about impeachment on the final, so I didn’t need the book then, but I certainly need it now.
Sunstein walks his readers through the text of the Constitution, what the framers might have intended, the three presidential and nineteen federal official (that’s it!) impeachments in American history, and implications for today. It’s a brief yet informative book that I would highly recommend if you want to understand what’s happening in the House right now.
Sunstein walks his readers through the text of the Constitution, what the framers might have intended, the three presidential and nineteen federal official (that’s it!) impeachments in American history, and implications for today. It’s a brief yet informative book that I would highly recommend if you want to understand what’s happening in the House right now.