Neil Gorsuch just penned his first book as a Supreme Court justice, joining a growing list of high court colleagues who’ve penned memoirs to tell their stories and influence their legacies.
Gorsuch told Bloomberg in an interview in his Washington chambers that he wrote the book, “A Republic, If You Can Keep It,” to set the record straight on the role of judges in our constitutional system.
But it also has elements of memoir, including his Colorado roots, his Supreme Court clerkship, and his decade on what he calls “the most collegial federal circuit in the country.” ...
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