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Presidents and their Justices offers an innovative look at the relationship between a president and the Supreme Court justices they appoint. Based on a 2005 survey of historians, lawyers, and political scientists that ranked presidents according to their Supreme Court appointments, the ratings offer a distinctive analysis of the relationship between presidents and the justices they appointed. Among these were Herbert Hoover, as the fifth-ranked president based on the Court nominees and Harry Truman, as one of the worst twentieth-century presidents for the justices he appointed. The book delves into presidential Court appointments and how a justice's career affects a president's legacy. Among the presidents studied are Warren Harding, Ulysses Grant, John Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and Franklin Roosevelt. The work is divided into sections of great presidents who made successful appointments, great presidents who failed in their appointments, and mediocre presidents who made successful appointments.
Contents
Part 1 Introduction Part 2 Section One:: Great Presidents, Great Justices Chapter 3 Chapter 1 Presidential and Judicial Rankings past and present Chapter 4 Chapter 2 George Washington, Franklin Roosevelt Chapter 5 Chapter 3 Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan Chapter 6 Chapter 4 Woodrow Wilson, Dwight Eisenhower Part 7 Section Two: Successful Failures: Great Presidents Who Failed at Their Judicial Nominations Chapter 8 Chapter 5 Andrew Jackson, Harry Truman Chapter 9 Chapter 6 James Polk, William McKinley Chapter 10 Chapter 7 Thomas Jefferson, John Kennedy Part 11 Section Three: Failed Successes: Failed Presidents Choose Great Justices Chapter 12 Chapter 8 John Adams, James Madison Chapter 13 Chapter 9 Rutherford Hayes, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover Chapter 14 Chapter 10 Ulysses Grant, Warren Harding Chapter 15 Chapter 11 William Howard Taft, Richard Nixon Part 16 Name Index Part 17 Supreme Court Case Index
