Lone Ranger of the Supreme Court: Justice John Paul Stevens biography(Chinese Edition)

He was once a rich second generation, but came down in the world after his father was unjustly imprisoned. On the second day of his joining the army, Pearl Harbor broke out, and he was cryptographist and was also one of the heroes killing Yamamoto. Through unremitting efforts, he has become a well-known lawyer, a judge of the Court of Appeal, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. When retired in 2010, he has already become the leader of the Supreme Courts liberal justices, and been known as the greatest contemporary dissident. During his 30 years in the Supreme Court, Stevens has always been the Chief Justice who has written the most objection submissions. He sets an example of practicing the great idea of judiciary independence. Based on informative interviews and in-depth analysis, this book edited by Bill Barnhart and Gene Schlickman, John Paul Stevens: an Independent Life, vividly demonstrates Stevens dramatic life and profound wisdom, and reveals the judicial philosophy and mental experience of Greatest Generation of the Supreme Court.