Mark Levin, who worked in the justice department of the Regan administration, does a real service for us by reviewing not only a few of the colorful men and women who have served on the court, but also the evolution of judicial review and the way politics has superceded the Constitution in many of the Court's decisions.  The fact is that we have a written Constitution and a process for changing the Constitution to prevent the kind of power grab the courts have made in recent decades.  Yet, because of the abdication of the legislative branch and, to a lesser extent, the executive, the courts today reign and rule.