U.S. Supreme Court Nomination Resources
The nomination hearings of U.S. Supreme Court chief justice nominee John Roberts began this week in front of the American Senate.
Newshour on PBS has created a special section on its website devoted to the hearings. The section includes biographical information on all the major players, news, analysis by legal scholars and audio from the hearings.
The Law Library of the Library of Congress has also created a compilation of resources that includes a bibliography of Roberts' writings and a list of his judgments, and links to web and news resources on the topic.
GPO Access has put together a collection of Senate Judiciary Supreme Court Nomination Hearings in PDF format from 1971 onwards.
For news, one can follow the Roberts hearings on the Jurist website from the University of Pittsburgh, the FindLaw Supreme Court news section, and on the Law.com Supreme Court Monitor.
Newshour on PBS has created a special section on its website devoted to the hearings. The section includes biographical information on all the major players, news, analysis by legal scholars and audio from the hearings.
The Law Library of the Library of Congress has also created a compilation of resources that includes a bibliography of Roberts' writings and a list of his judgments, and links to web and news resources on the topic.
GPO Access has put together a collection of Senate Judiciary Supreme Court Nomination Hearings in PDF format from 1971 onwards.
For news, one can follow the Roberts hearings on the Jurist website from the University of Pittsburgh, the FindLaw Supreme Court news section, and on the Law.com Supreme Court Monitor.
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