Men in Black

Levin's perspective is quite bold — I wonder what specific events or cases motivated him to write this book and how he chose which examples to highlight.

Levin's critique seems to challenge the status quo quite directly. I'm curious if readers see it as a fair assessment or more of a call to action.

The book raises important concerns, but I'm interested in whether it provides actionable steps for those of us who want to engage more with judicial accountability.