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FindLaw's Supreme Court Center Has Resources for Full Coverage of 2003-2004 Term
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Oct. 2, 2003 – As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares for the opening of its 2003-2004 term next week, FindLaw — the leading legal portal — and the FindLaw Supreme Court Center stand ready to provide comprehensive information and research resources covering the Court's activities. During the 2003-2004 term, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on a number of critical issues, including Miranda rights, the Americans With Disabilities Act, "knock-and-announce" search warrants, police vehicle checkpoints, age discrimination, congressional redistricting and Freedom of Information Act exemptions used by the Office of Independent Counsel. In addition, the Court will announce its decision on campaign finance reform after hearing arguments last month.
FindLaw's Supreme Court Center can be found at http://supreme.lp.findlaw.com.
The site includes:
-- Case Index
Topical index of current-term Supreme Court cases that have been
granted certiorari
-- Decisions
Searchable index of Supreme Court decisions since 1893
-- Orders
Supreme Court orders in pending cases, grants and denials of
certiorari, attorney discipline orders and more
-- Briefs
Index of cases granted certiorari in which Supreme Court briefs are
available
-- Calendar
Argument days, conference days, non-argument sessions and court
holidays
-- Supreme Court News
-- FindLaw Supreme Court Newsletters
Free newsletters providing case summaries when U.S. Supreme Court
decisions are handed down
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