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Season 2006 Episode 5 | 28m 46s
In his book, Active Liberty: Interpreting Our Democratic Constitution, Justice Stephen Breyer lays out his judicial philosophy: that judges should decide cases in a way that allows the public to maximize participation in government through what he calls "active liberty."
Aired: 12/21/06
Video has closed captioning.Major funding provided by the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation.
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