1. The Constituton does not mean what you think it does: Black-letter law from Amici Curiae, the US Supreme Court, and Judge Richard Posner. (2007)
In this book, Banik argues that the US Constitution has been widely misinterpreted and misconstrued by both the public and the legal establishment. He emphasizes the original intent of the framers and presents case studies and opinions from prominent legal experts and judges to support his arguments.
2. Defending Liberties (2010)
In Defending Liberties, Banik explores the concept of individual liberties and their protection under the US Constitution. He discusses various constitutional provisions and Supreme Court rulings related to freedom of speech, religion, association, and privacy, among other issues.
3. The Fatal Conceit: The Errors of Supreme Court Justices that are Destroying America (2014)
In this book, Banik criticizes the decisions and reasoning of certain Supreme Court justices, particularly those who, in his view, have exceeded their constitutional authority and imposed their personal views on society. He argues that this has had negative consequences for the country.
4. Liberty under attack: Confronting tyranny and promoting individual rights (2015)
In this work, Banik examines threats to individual liberties in contemporary America, including government overreach, excessive regulation, and the erosion of privacy rights. He also offers potential solutions and strategies for safeguarding personal freedom.
These are a few examples of the books authored by Allen E. Banik. His writings primarily focus on constitutional law, judicial decision-making, and the balancing of individual rights and government authority.