In The New York Times Book Review, the reviewer said
[It’s a] stirring and richly detailed account of Lawrence v. Texas, the momentous 2003 decision that overturned Bowers. [The author], who teaches at the University of Minnesota Law School, tells the story through the eyes of the major players — the plaintiffs, arresting officers, attorneys, judges and prosecutors — most of whom were interviewed at length. The result is a book that turns conventional wisdom about Lawrence on its head.
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