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Legal scholars spoke about the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court term and the possible impact that Justice Sotomayor would have on the court. Following their remarks they answered questions from t…

Legal experts speculated about possible future Supreme Court cases. They talked about the Microsoft antitrust case which is in appellate court. They also talked about cases which are moving …

Supreme court Journalists and Law professors talk about how the 2000 Presidential elections might impact the Court. This panel discussion was part of William and Mary’s Annual two day Suprem…

The William and Mary Law School hosted a panel discussion of the potential cases that the Supreme Court could hear in the 1999-2000 session. They focused on cases regarding separation of chu…

In this segment of AMERICA and the COURTS correspondents and law professors discussed legal cases to be reviewed by the Court during the current term. Panelists: Joan Biskupic,Supreme C…

The panelists discussed the U.S. Supreme Court and upcoming civil rights cases. The court’s term begins next week. They also talked about the sexual harassment cases decided in the last term…

Mr. Bierbauer moderated a panel discussion on the impeachment process. Panelists discussed their knowledge and opinions of impeachment issues. They answered questions from the audience.

The College of William and Mary Law School hosted a conference previewing the Supreme Court’s 1997-98 term. The panel consisted of Supreme Court reporters and law school professors.

The First Amendment, election laws and the new term of the Supreme Court were examined by this panel of Court correspondents and law professors. This was part of the annual Supreme Court pre…

In the final panel of a two-day conference on the upcoming Supreme Court term, Supreme Court scholars and reporters discussed cases dealing with the relationship between the federal and loca…

As part of the college’s annual preview of the U.S. Supreme Court term, journalists and professors participated in a mock court arguing their version of U.S. Term Limits v. Thornton. This Ar…