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POS 4606 - The United States Supreme Court

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The POS 4606: The United States Supreme Court Course Guide is a comprehensive resource designed to support Florida Atlantic University students in exploring the highest court in the American judicial system. This guide provides curated research tools and materials to understand better the Supreme Court's role, decisions, and impact on American law and society.

The guide offers a structured framework to access essential resources:

Research Materials

Books: Explore texts available through the FAU library catalog, including historical analyses of the Supreme Court, biographies of influential justices, and studies on landmark cases.

Scholarly Articles: Access peer-reviewed articles from leading law and political science journals, offering in-depth analyses of Supreme Court decisions, judicial philosophies, and constitutional interpretations.

Legal Journals: Discover specialized journals focusing on constitutional law, judicial politics, and Supreme Court jurisprudence, providing expert insights and commentary on the Court's evolving role.

Online Resources: Utilize curated web resources, including primary sources such as full text of Supreme Court opinions, oral argument transcripts, and historical documents related to the Court's establishment and development.

This guide is essential for students analyzing the Supreme Court's influence on American governance, civil liberties, and constitutional law. Students are encouraged to consult with librarians or course instructors for additional guidance in navigating these resources and refining their research strategies.