A National Partnership Working for Fair and Impartial Courts
Congress periodically engages in waves of "court-stripping," often to punish the courts for particular rulings on hot-button social issues.
- Eyes on Justice Newsletter
- Facts, Stats, and Quotes
- In Depth Issues Guides
- New Politics of Judicial Elections, 2000-2009
- Resource Overview
- Gavel Grab
- Glossary of Terms
- Polls
- Publications
- JAS & The U.S. Supreme Court
- America's Courts: A Primer
- "Fair Courts" YouTube Page
- The Founders and Our Courts
- Testimony & Briefs
- Replacing Justice Stevens
In-Depth Issues Guides
In-depth issue guides allow you to learn the details of major issues and court cases.
- Caperton v. Massey, the landmark Supreme Court recusal case.
- Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the Supreme Court case about corporate political spending for or against federal candidates.
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