From the census citizenship question in 2019 to 303 Creative in 2023: five decisions on agency reasons, religious exercise, voting rules, guns and speech.
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From Marbury in 1803 to Bush v. Gore in 2000: five opinions and the different ways the Court has written them.
Legal Writing
From a Minnesota county that kept $25,000 it was not owed to a century of cases on what the Fifth Amendment makes a government pay for.
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Furman, Gregg, Coker, Atkins and Roper: how the Court has decided who may be executed, from 1972 to 2005.
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Uncover the Supreme Court's pivotal role in defining federalism through landmark cases like McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden. These decisions underscore the enduring tension between national authority and states' rights, shaping legal landscapes today.
Federal v. State
Brown, Bolling, Reynolds, Miranda and Loving: five opinions Earl Warren wrote for the Court between 1954 and 1967.
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Romer, Lawrence, Citizens United, Windsor and Obergefell: five opinions Anthony Kennedy wrote for the Court between 1996 and 2015.
Justice Profile
Lochner to Hoffman Plastic: how the Court moved from striking down hours and wage laws to upholding them, and then to who is covered.
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From Brown in 1954 to Zelman in 2002: school segregation, school funding, language instruction, suspensions and vouchers.
Education
More speech, the right to be let alone, states as laboratories: four Brandeis separate opinions and the Erie decision he wrote for the Court.
Justice Profile
Discover how pivotal Supreme Court cases like Chy Lung v. Freeman and Fong Yue Ting v. United States have shaped U.S. immigration law, highlighting federal authority and constitutional rights, and their lasting impact on policy and individual freedoms.
Immigration Law
From Bowers in 1986 to Bostock in 2020: how the Court's decisions on sodomy laws, marriage and employment changed.
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