Explore the strategic behavior of justices on the United States Supreme Court with “Strategy on the United States Supreme Court” by Saul Brenner and Joseph M. Whitmeyer. This insightful book challenges common beliefs, revealing that Supreme Court justices are less strategic than widely assumed. Through meticulous examination of justice activities, the authors demonstrate that certiorari votes often don’t align with outcome predictions, coalition bargaining is surprisingly infrequent, and much voting fluidity is nonstrategic. Essential for understanding the dynamics of the Supreme Court and its impact on American politics and society, this work by “The bookish owl” offers a nuanced perspective on judicial decision-making. Discover the reality behind strategic behavior on the highest court.