Law of the Land: The Supreme Court’s Year in Review

Jul 6, 2017

The Supreme Court of the United States is the branch of government with the most mystery, and curiosity.

The proceedings are not televised, and yet many are fascinated by the goings on at the High Court, despite having little understanding of the cases decided there, and what they mean for most people. 92Y, and its partner, the Forum on Law, Culture & Society at NYU School of Law, continues its annual program, Law of the Land: the Supreme Court's Year in Review. We will take you inside the Court’s major rulings and discuss their bearing on past and future cases. And this year offers a new Supreme Justice. Join us with longtime legal affairs analyst Dan Abrams of MSNBC, Court biographer and CNN legal analyst Joan Biskupic, NYU School of Law professors Trevor Morrison and Kenji Yoshino, along with our moderator Thane Rosenbaum for another fascinating look at the Supreme Court's just concluded term.

Categories: News & Politics

Tags: Dan Abrams Joan Biskupic Kenji Yoshino Thane Rosenbaum Trevor Morrison

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