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The Role and History of the Supreme Court
June always brings an active month of legal decisions, and often these decisions are made by a sharply divided Supreme Court. I want to demystify the judicial branch to help citizens be more informed about the decision-making process. The Supreme Court is too important an element of our system of democracy for Presidents, Senators and lawyers to be the only ones discussing and debating these cases.
This year I have read three excellent books on the U.S. Judiciary. Each one would make an outstanding Father's Day or graduation gift.







