Presents an examination of the history and origins of the Judicial Branch and Supreme Court, and includes a look at the Supreme Court's power to influence American history and society.
Examines the purpose of the U.S. Supreme Court and the role of the judicial branch of the government, what type of cases are heard by the Supreme Court, how court judges are chosen, and who is the Chief Justice.
Drawing on interviews with the Supreme Court justices and other insiders, a look at the powerful, often secretive world of the Supreme Court offers profiles of each justice and how their individual styles affect the way in which they wield their power.
This book describes the Supreme Court of the United States, the history of the federal judiciary, and the judiciary's organizations and responsibilities.
Three court cases are examined in order to demonstrate the principles that guide the American legal system and the judicial system. Points given attention are presumption of innocence, individual rights, trial by jury, & equality under the law.
Describes the state court systems, the different level of courts, and those who work in courts. Also discusses the process for presenting a case in a state court.
