A study of the American court system, examining the history, organization, and day-to-day operations of the federal and state courts, and discussing the selection process for judges, the civil court process, judicial policies, and other topics.
the Supreme Court's 200-year struggle to integrate science and the law
Faigman, David L
2004
Traces the United States Supreme Court's attempts to weave science into the Constitution, discussing how the evolution of scientific knowledge has influenced the conservative nature of the law.
Describes the history, purpose, and structure of the U.S. Supreme Court and discusses famous cases and the significance of early-nineteenth-century chief justice John Marshall.
