Amber Said:

Can you tell me sites about Supreme Court cases, or Supreme Court history?

We Answered:

Go to (http://ww.lawresearch.com) and type them into the search bar.~

Dean Said:

Mention 2 case studies when president of India has referred to the supreme court for advice?

We Answered:

u mus b in amity,definitely...rite?if u hav the answer...do buzz me..i need it 2...ma id is sarthak_mylie..cya

Edna Said:

What did the Court say about enslaved African Americans' position in the United States?

We Answered:

How many times are you going to ask this question?

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Lena Said:

Supreme Court Case study 5 The right of enslaved persons Dred Scott v Sandford 1857?

We Answered:

Dred Scott was a horrible decision.
That being said, if I was your hypothetical slave owner, I probably would have felt good. It meant that I could travel with my slaves to free states, and live there with the slaves, and they would still be my possessions.
Disgusting, but that's the way it happened.

Priscilla Said:

how did the court defend the application of the first amendment to the states?

We Answered:

14th amendment and Incoroporation?

Ida Said:

Supreme Court Case Study 47?

We Answered:

1. The Constitution.

2. Yes. Because.

3. Disagree. Because.

4. They were going to drag the country/office through the mud. Nixon had enough dignity to resign and not drag us through that (unlike someone else).

5. The scholar was right, but not in this case. This was about breaking down old institutions that founded our democracy so un-legislated ideas (liberal) could be implemented by the courts.

Tracy Said:

What is best and most efficent way to study Supreme Court cases?

We Answered:

try wikipedia...

be prepared to do a lot of reading...