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First Monday in October 2021 -- SCOTUS Returns!

October 4, 2021 Heather Holmes
Image by Mark Thomas from Pixabay

Image by Mark Thomas from Pixabay

It’s the First Monday in October, and that can mean only one thing – the Supreme Court is now in session! Plenty of controversial and contentious cases will go before the Court this term, and to help you keep up with developments on the docket, we’re providing a roster of resources. Included are podcasts, blogs, articles, videos, and more created by smart, thoughtful people. They shed light on all things SCOTUS including cases decided in the shadows and on the merits. Commentary may be incisive and thoughtful or critical and jaded, but it’s all interesting. If it’s snark and cynicism you crave or more serious analysis and insight, you will find it here.

Before we begin with podcasts, let’s get BACK TO BASICS with the following:

  • Current Justices (Biographies) – United States Supreme Court

  • Glossary of Supreme Court Terms – SCOTUSblog

  • Supreme Court Procedures – U.S. Courts

  • Visitor’s Guide to Oral Argument – United States Supreme Court

  • The Opinion-Writing Process – The Supreme Court Opinion Writing Database

  • How to Read a U.S. Supreme Court Opinion – American Bar Association

  • How to Read a U.S. Supreme Court Opinion – National Council for the Social Studies

  • What’s the Point of a Supreme Court Dissent? – The Nation

  • Merits Cases (To Be) Decided During October Term 2021 -- SCOTUSblog

PODCASTS

  • 5-4

  • Amicus with Dahlia Lithwick -- Slate

  • Argument Audio – United States Supreme Court

  • The Citizen’s Guide to the Supreme Court

  • Divided Argument

  • ModusScotus

  • More Perfect – WNYC

  • SCOTUS 101 – Heritage Foundation

  • Strict Scrutiny

  • Supreme Court Decision Syllabus

SCOTUS TRIVIA

  • 10 Fascinating Facts About the Supreme Court – National Constitution Center

  • Quiz: How Well Do You Know Your Supreme Court? – PBS, Frontline

  • FAQ – Supreme Court Justices – United States Supreme Court

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