Q & A: Cliff Sloan Talks About His New Book About the Supreme Court During WW II
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It Was the Best of Courts and the Worst of Courts — and One Filled with Large Personalities
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5 HOT BOOKS: Women Lawyers Saving America, Japanese-American Soldiers, and More
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And the Violence Directed at Black Americans in the Jim Crow Era
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Donald Trump’s Nominees are Now in the Driver’s Seat
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And Untold Stories From a Louisiana Home for Lepers
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And a Lively Tour through the World of Crossword Puzzles
Read MoreQ and A: Two N.Y. Times Reporters Talk About their Investigative Book about Brett Kavanaugh
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On Collaboration, Shoeleather Reporting — and All of those Greek and Latin Chapter Names
Read MoreQ&A: Law Professor Justin Driver on the How the Law Affects Our Schools
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With Some Thoughts about Integration, Religion, Immigration, and Affirmative Action
Read More5 HOT BOOKS: Putin and Trump, Justice Scalia as Change Agent, and More
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And a Look at Four Iconic American Women Who Changed the World
Read MoreQ&A: How Did We End Up with this Far-Right Supreme Court?
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Historian Laura Kalman Traces it All Back to Richard Nixon
Read MoreESSAY: On the Gorsuch Nomination -- and Remembering Thurgood Marshall
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Oh for the Days When a Supreme Court Appointment Moved the Nation Forward
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And Linda Greenhouse Explores the Often-Overlooked Burger Era on the Supreme Court
Read MoreQ&A: The Pioneering Female New Deal Lawyer Who Went from an Orphan's Home to the Supreme Court
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Bessie Margolin shaped equal rights law for generations -- and prosecuted Nazis
Read MoreESSAY: What the Supreme Court’s Infamous 1927 Eugenics Decision Tells Us About Filling Justice Scalia’s Seat
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We need fewer justices who instinctively side with the powerful
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