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Current Term
The Supreme Court granted two cases last week in forma pauperis – but what does that mean? ISCOTUS Director Carolyn Shapiro explains
The Supreme Court Justices often invent hypothetical situations in oral argument to apply the concepts they discuss. Read several highlights from the Term so far
How much claim can the government have to abandoned railroads that are converted into trails? The Supreme Court will be deciding this Term in Brandt Revocable Trust v. U.S.
A third abortion case may be on its way to the Supreme Court
Oklahoma Top Court Says Law Bans Pill-Induced Abortions, may scuttle Supreme Court case
Learn about the Court
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Would cameras in the Supreme Court lead to transparency or just to sound bites?
PocketJustice offers abstracts for all Con Law casebooks + 300 hours of SCOTUS audio + transcripts. Search. Clip. Share
Is nude dancing art, and thus protected by the First Amendment? A live theater production reenacts the arguments of Barnes v. Glen Theater. Now in New York and touring nationally
At the Supreme Court, tradition trumps technology, and transparency
Same-Sex Marriage at Supreme Court: Justice O’Connor Presiding
Justice Elena Kagan discusses writing, lawyering, and judging
Justice Scalia to speak at Yeshiva University’s Straus Center
The portrait of the first four female Supreme Court justices was unveiled at the National Portrait Gallery
SCOTUSblog interviews with Solicitor General Donald Verrilli
Solicitor General Donald Verrilli discusses the role of his office and how it came to be with SCOTUSblog
In part two of SCOTUSblog’s interview, Solicitor General Donald Verrilli discusses his job, the Court, and more
Solicitor General Donald Verrilli discusses his role as gatekeeper to the Supreme Court
Learn how Solicitor General Donald Verrilli prepares for Supreme Court cases