Title: Wordy snoozer
Product review: The book reads like a garden variety history book, with few insights strictly pertaining to O'Connor's own experiences. It doesn't feel the least bit candid, which is disappointing, and the writing style is windy and bloated.Seriously, was she getting paid by the word? Some of the sentences and paragraphs in the book remind me of my Business Communications class exercises where you are asked to re-write for improved clarity.O'Connor does bring up some truly interesting points, like how the legal language on Fourth Amendment Search and Seizures was initially uncontentious, and that all the litigation surrounding it cropped up later. Ditto for 1st Amendment free speech stuff. Unfortunately, you have to slog through a lot of blah blah to get to the good stuff.
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