Now and Then at the Supreme Court
Nancy Bellhouse May, Nancy Bellhouse May
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Nancy Bellhouse May, Nancy Bellhouse May
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The Supreme Court section of the law school's library is crowded with treatises, transcripts, critiques, textbooks, analyses, and biographies.Slim little soft-cover books lean against multipart sets that are shelved next to heavy volumes bound in leather and stamped with gold.But it's not their differences that we notice, for together they tell a single story.Its featured players were our professional ancestors, and what a family tree we have:
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The Supreme Court section of the law school's library is crowded with treatises, transcripts, critiques, textbooks, analyses, and biographies.Slim little soft-cover books lean against multipart sets that are shelved next to heavy volumes bound in leather and stamped with gold.But it's not their differences that we notice, for together they tell a single story.Its featured players were our professional ancestors, and what a family tree we have:
Key concepts: Supreme court, Law, Political science, Certiorari, Original jurisdiction