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'''The Brethren''' was an best-selling expose of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] during its first seven years (terms) under Chief Justice [[Warren Burger]]:
'''The Brethren''' was an best-selling expose of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] during its first seven years (terms) under Chief Justice [[Warren Burger]] (1969-1975).
Written by [[liberal]] investigative reporter [[Bob Woodward]] (along with Scott Armstrong), the book claimed to be based on interviews with over 170 former law clerks, all of whom were expected by the Court to keep confidential the specific internal discussions and remarks at the Court.
Written by [[liberal]] investigative reporter [[Bob Woodward]] (along with Scott Armstrong), the book claimed to be based on interviews with over 170 former law clerks, all of whom were expected by the Court to keep confidential the specific internal discussions and remarks at the Court.