Supreme Court 1997-1998: Term in Review - Part 1
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Federal Judicial Center gov.ntis.ava20685vnb1.1 Supreme Court 1997-1998: Term in Review - Part 1 In this satellite broadcast, seven Supreme Court experts from law schools across the country summarize decisions from the 1997-98 term. Part 1 covers free speech, due process right to jury trial & litigation under the civil rights statutes; part II covers criminal law and procedure; part III covers habeas corpus, jurisdiction, standing, civil litigation & government structure. Presenters were Erwin Chemerinsky, John H. Garvey, Susan N. Herman, Even Tsen Lee, Laurie L. Levenson, Tracey Maclin, and Suzanna Sherry. Russell R. Wheeler moderated the program.