Books with title Supreme Court

Fingeroth, Danny

Describes the history and procedures of the United States Supreme Court, and explains when and where the Supreme Court justices hear cases, and how they make decisions.

Supports a wide range of intermediate-grade curricula with a balanced perspective on the U.S. government's often controversial agencies and institutions--and how they work to solve problems, provide national security and infrastructure, represent the United States, and impact citizens' day-to-day lives.

Irreverent cartoon illustrations bring key social studies concepts to life in this delightful series. Fun text and humorous artwork make learning a breeze, whether it's about American institutions or crucial concepts in American life. Just in time for the 2008 presidential election!

Do you know how many justices serve on the Supreme Court? Do you know how cases are decided? Find out the answers in The U.S. Supreme Court.

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Discover how the highest court shapes our country. Learn all about the judicial branch and the different levels of courts. Find out what types of cases are heard in the Supreme Court, how Supreme Court judges are chosen, and the role of the judicial branch in our government.

"A historical survey of the United States Supreme Court, from its beginnings to present decisions, including its judicial role and influential justices such as Earl Warren"--

A history and description of the American Supreme Court, explaining its origins in the Constitutional Convention, its early history, and some landmark cases.

The Supreme Court is the name for both a building and a group of people. The building that houses the Courts chambers and offices is in Washington, D.C. The people are the men and women who serve as judges on the court. They are called the Justices of the Supreme Court.

Presents a history of the Supreme Court, explaining its origins in the Constitutional Convention, its early history, and some landmark cases.