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U.S. Supreme Court

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The U.S. Supreme Court was established by Article III of the U.S. Constitution, which vested in it and in any inferior courts it establishes the judicial power of the U.S.

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U.S. Supreme Court decisions
The sites below offer U.S. Supreme Court decisions online; most also offer other Supreme Court resources such as oral argument calendars, session calendars, Supreme Court news, information about sitting Justices of the Court, and other information.

Background information on the U.S. Supreme Court
This list primarily provides links to background information, news, and resource listings; for links to U.S. Supreme Court decisions, see above.

  • U.S. Supreme Court. Background information on the U.S. Supreme Court, including its constitutional authority, jurisdiction, rules governing presentation of cases to it, and biographical information (including photographs) of the Justices currently sitting on the Court. From Cornell University's Legal Information Institute, which also provides access to U.S. Supreme Court Decisions (1990-present).
  • Inside the Supreme Court. The Washington Post's history of the Supreme Court, who's who of Supreme Court justices past and present, how the court works, and notable decisions.
  • Certiorari Granted. From Lawyers Weekly. Summaries of cases which the Supreme Court has decided to hear.

Supreme Court News from the Washington Post
News, analysis, term previews and reviews, and links to decisions from the Washington Post.

   
 

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