"The new Cato Supreme Court Review promises to critique the work of the Supreme Court from the classical Madisonian perspective. This should provide a valuable addition to the literature on this important American institution."
–Richard L. Thornburgh, United States Attorney General under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush
"The Constitution’s grand guarantees of liberty and equality are neither self-explanatory nor self-executing. In their actual impact on our private lives and public policy, they are as strong – or weak – as the Supreme Court makes them. Therefore, all friends of freedom must maintain special vigilance over the Court. This new Cato Supreme Court Review promises invaluable insight and inspiration for that vital task."
–Nadine Strossen, President, American Civil Liberties Union; Professor of Law, New York Law School
"The inauguration of the Cato Supreme Court Review is welcome, hopeful news. The Court’s vital work will now be rigorously critiqued against basic principles – the enumeration of powers, the Takings and Contract Clauses – that have been out of fashion in legal circles but were fundamental to the Founders in checking governmental encroachments on individual liberty."
–Charles J. Cooper, Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel, under President Ronald Reagan
"The new Cato Supreme Court Review raises great expectations, and rightly so. Debate over the role of the Court and analysis of its critically important decisions will be immeasurably enriched by Cato’s fresh perspective and commitment to principles of liberty."
–Walter Dellinger, Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel, and Acting Solicitor General under President Bill Clinton
