A rich collection of reflections from the youngest Supreme Court justice, A Republic, If You Can Keep It offers essential insight into Neil Gorsuch’s journey to becoming a Supreme Court Justice, his judicial philosophy, his thoughts on the role of a judge under our Constitution, and his belief in the vital responsibility of each American citizen to uphold our republic.

In Neil M. Gorsuch’s first collection of writings and speeches, readers get a direct look into the mind of a man whose commitment to the law will shape our courts and country for years to come.

A Republic, If You Can Keep It offers a compelling case that every generation must understand our Constitution if we are to maintain our distinctive government of, by, and for We the People. Touching on topics ranging from the separation of powers, the role of the judge in interpreting the Constitution, access to the courts, civility, and the well-balanced life, Gorsuch highlights the lasting lessons he has learned as a citizen, lawyer, educator, and judge. Throughout these writings, Gorsuch uncovers the promises and responsibilities of our constitutional republic, giving fresh vision to the founders’ design.

Along the way, Gorsuch shares personal stories that have shaped his life and philosophy, from his upbringing in the West to the 2016 Supreme Court confirmation process that catapulted him into the national spotlight.

For court watchers and the general public alike, A Republic, If You Can Keep It provides a definitive portrait of the youngest Supreme Court justice.