One third of the Justices belong to a group that numbers roughly 2% of the U.S. population. By most estimates, Jews number about 40% of the faculties of the nation’s elite law schools. If one turns to the field of constitutional law, and to the authors of leading constitutional law casebooks and canonical scholarly works on constitutional law and constitutional theory, the proportion of Jews seems still larger. Likewise, one finds a great many Jews among the nation’s leading constitutional advocates, particularly in the realm of civil rights and liberties.