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Legal journalist and Yale Law Professor Linda Greenhouse examined how the Supreme Court has changed in the past two years. This virtual program was part of the 2021 Miami Book Fair.

Linda Greenhouse, former U.S. Supreme Court reporter for The New York Times, examines the inner workings of the court. Ms. Greenhouse explores the day-to-day operations of the Supreme Court,…

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer presents a history of the Supreme Court. Mr. Breyer examines the American public’s relationship with the high court and contends that the trust given by …

Panelists spoke about the operation of the U.S. Supreme Court, recent cases heard by the court, and interpretation of congressional statutes and legislative intent. They also talked about le…

Former Supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse talked about her career with retired Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor. Walter Dellinger made introductory remarks, and Ronald Collins mode…

Former Supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse talked about the Supreme Court justices, changes in the Court, and the most memorable moments of her career. Linda Greenhouse began covering th…

Jeffrey Toobin talked about the state of the nation’s highest court and its future under a new administration. Topics included recent cases such as photo identification for voters and lethal…

As part of a two-day symposium on the legacy of the Rehnquist Court, journalists spoke about the Rehnquist Court and the media. Among the topics discussed were the anonymity of the U.S. Supr…

Ms. Greenhouse talked about the Supreme Court in the next term of the Bush administration including possible vacancies and potential nominees, how the Court will function now that Chief Just…

Legal scholars spoke about various Supreme Court cases and about the direction the court was taking under the leadership of Chief Justice Rehnquist. Following their remarks they answered que…

A moot court debated the U.S. Supreme Court case Ferguson v. City of Charleston. At issue in the case is whether public hospitals can test pregnant patients for drug use and inform police of…

Journalists and legal scholars talk about some of the federalism cases the U.S. Supreme Court has chosen to hear in its new term, including discrimination and environmental cases.

Supreme Court scholars and journalists participated in a moot court argument regarding the case Mitchell vs. Helms, which the Supreme Court heard on December 1, 1999. The case focused on whe…

Panelists discussed the various civil rights cases that were to come before the Supreme Court that term. The panel was part of the annual preview of the Supreme Court held at the law school …

Solicitor General Dellinger hosted this discussion on a preview of the upcoming Supreme Court term. The forum concentrated on affirmative action cases that will be put before it and how thei…

Participants discussed the role of the Supreme Court in improving U.S. race relations. They examined the implications of the Piscataway v. Taxman case dealing with affirmative action, as wel…

On the opening evening of a two-day conference on the upcoming Supreme Court term, Supreme Court scholars and reporters discussed the jurisprudence of the Court over the past five years. The…

At a two-day conference on the 1996-97 U.S. Supreme Court term, panelists discussed the voting rights issues before the Court this term. The Court has five cases dealing with these issues on…

District of Columbia Bar Association sponsored a discussion to that reviewed the U.S. Supreme Court’s recently completed term. They discussed gerrymandering, cable indecency and other cases …

Marshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William & Mary hosted a panel to look at the U.S. Supreme Court Term and the G O P’s Contract with America. Court journalists and law professors disc…