Big Supreme Court cases don't arrive randomly at the justices' door. Rather, they are propelled by contending forces deep within American society, conflict eventually taking the shape of a legal dispute with sufficient resonance to claim the Supreme Court's attention.


The New York Times (26 November 2015)

Linda Greenhouse Quotes

Big Supreme Court cases don't arrive randomly at the justices' door. Rather, they are propelled by contending forces deep within American society,...

Big Supreme Court cases don't arrive randomly at the justices' door. Rather, they are propelled by contending forces deep within American society,...

Big Supreme Court cases don't arrive randomly at the justices' door. Rather, they are propelled by contending forces deep within American society,...

Big Supreme Court cases don't arrive randomly at the justices' door. Rather, they are propelled by contending forces deep within American society,...