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A Constitution Of Many Minds: Why The Founding Document Doesn'T Mean What It Meant Before,New H. D. And Nervous TooThe Future Of The U. S. Supreme Court Hangs In The Balance Like Never Before. Will Conservatives Or Liberals Succeed In Remaking The Court In Their Own Image? In A Constitution Of Many Minds, Acclaimed Law Scholar Cass Sunstein Proposes A Bold New Way Of Interpreting The Constitution, One That Respects The Constitution'S Text And History But Also Refuses To View The Document As Frozen In Time. Exploring Hotbutton Issues Ranging From Presidential Power