The Supreme Court Sourcebook provides carefully selected, edited, and analyzed materials on the Court, including academic literature, historical materials, internal court documents, Court filings, and judicial opinions. The flexible organization suits a variety of courses. An online component keeps the book current and interesting, with ready-to-use materials in pending cases for advocacy and opinion-writing simulations. The combined package gives professors a turnkey solution for teaching a theoretical course (examination of the Supreme Court as an institution), a hands-on course (simulations of oral argument and opinion writing in pending cases), or any custom combination in between. All of the authors have significant Supreme Court experience: Seamon served with now Chief Justice John Roberts in the Office of the U.S. Solicitor General, representing the U.S. in cases before the Court; Siegel clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens; Thai clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens and Justice Byron R. White; and Watts clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens.

Features:

• carefully selected, edited, and analyzed materials
  • academic literature
  • historical materials
  • judicial opinions
  • litigation papers
  • internal court documents
• online component keeps the book current and interesting
  • supplies ready-to-use packages of materials
  • uses pending cases for advocacy and opinion-writing simulations
• flexible organization provides a turnkey solution for a variety of courses
  • a theoretical course (examination of the Supreme Court as an institution)
  • a hands-on course (simulations of oral argument and opinion writing in pending cases)
  • any custom combination
• vast author experience working for and appearing before the Supreme Court
  • Seamon served with now Chief Justice John Roberts in the Office of the U.S. Solicitor General, representing the U.S. in cases before the Court
  • Siegel clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens
  • Thai clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens and Justice Byron R. White
  • Watts clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens