Supreme at Home, But Increasingly Ignored Abroad?
The New York Times reports a declining reliance around the world on what American justices have to say.
And I thought we couldn’t slip any further in the eyes of the world.
Of particular note:
The new [more sophisticated constitutional courts around the world] are, moreover, generally more liberal than the Rehnquist and Roberts courts and for that reason more inclined to cite one another.
Read the full article here.

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