The annual book review issue of the Michigan Law Review includes several essays on works of legal history, in addition to Reva Siegel’s historically informed foreword, which which we’ve previously noted. Erwin Chemerinsky reviews David Pozen’s Constitution of the War on Drugs, Andrew Lanham reviews Aziz Rana’s Constitutional Bind, Marin Levy reviews Robert Post’s Taft Court, and William Novak reviews Jack Balkin’s Memory and Authority.
–Dan Ernst