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June
28, 2002
Summing
Up
Four constitutional law professors review key decisions from
the 2001-2002 Supreme Court term.
June
27, 2002
School Vouchers
Ray Suarez looks at a Supreme Court decision allowing parents in Ohio to use school vouchers, funded with public money, to send their children to private schools
with Chicago Tribune reporter Jan Crawford Greenburg.
Transcript: Then,
Gwen
Ifill gets further analysis from Howard Fuller, chairman of the
Black Alliance for Educational Options, and Sandra Feldman, president
of the American Federation of Teachers.
Transcript: Afterward, Ray Suarez talks
again with Jan Crawford Greenburg about the
day's other Supreme Court rulings
Full Text of the Zelman v. Simmons-Harris
decision. (Requires Adobe
Acrobat, 996KB file)
June
24, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Terence Smith looks at the latest Supreme Court decisions
with Jan Crawford Greenburg, Supreme Court reporter for The Chicago
Tribune including a decision that only juries, not judges, can impose
the death penalty.
June
20, 2002
Supreme Court Watch
Ray Suarez looks at the
latest Supreme Court decisions with Jan Crawford Greenburg, Supreme
Court reporter for the Chicago Tribune.
Transcript: For discussion on the
decision barring execution of the mentally retarded, Terence Smith
talks with Diann Rust-Tierney, director of the ACLU Capital Punishment
Project, and Michael Dennis Rushford, president of the Criminal Justice
Legal Foundation.
Transcript: Then, Ray Suarez talks to Jan Crawford Greenburg and
NewsHour health correspondent Susan Dentzer about the
decision to allow patients to use state laws to fight HMOs.
Full Text of the Atkins v. Virginia
decision. (Requires Adobe
Acrobat, 625KB file)
June
17, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Gwen Ifill discusses the latest Supreme Court decisions
with Jan Crawford Greenburg of the Chicago Tribune including a decision
on door-to-door solicitation.
June
10, 2002
Supreme
Court
Watch Ray Suarez discusses the latest Supreme Court decisions,
including one involving the Americans with Disabilities Act, with Jan
Crawford Greenburg, Supreme Court reporter for The Chicago Tribune.
April
22, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Gwen Ifill looks at a death penalty case currently before
the U.S. Supreme Court with Jan Crawford Greenburg, court reporter for
The Chicago Tribune.
March
19, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Gwen Ifill talks with Jan Crawford Greenburg, Supreme
Court reporter for The Chicago Tribune, about today's arguments regarding
drug testing in schools.
March
18, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Margaret Warner talks with Washington bureau chief and
The American Lawyer court reporter Marcia Coyle about today's arguments
on whether a citizen can sue government officials over misinformation.
February
27, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Ray Suarez discusses today's case with Chicago Tribune
court reporter, Jan Crawford Greenburg. At issue is whether an employer
can refuse to hire someone because the workplace threatens the applicant's
health.
February 26, 2002
Supreme Court Watch
Ray Suarez looks into today's case on whether towns can require door-to-door
solicitors to carry permits.
February
20, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Gwen Ifill discusses the death penalty and school voucher
arguments heard by the Supreme Court today with Jan Crawford Greenburg
of The Chicago Tribune.
February
20, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Gwen Ifill discusses the school voucher debate in depth
with Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for the Separation
of Church and State, and Clint Bolick, legal director of The Institute
for Justice.
February
19, 2002
Supreme
Court Watch
Ray Suarez discusses today's Supreme Court arguments
in a case involving public housing eviction policies with Jan Crawford
Greenberg, court reporter for the Chicago Tribune.
February
1, 2002
Lazy
B
Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor discusses her new autobiography,
Lazy B, with senior correspondent Gwen Ifill.
January
8, 2002
Limiting
the Disabilities Act
Gwen Ifill examines today's Supreme Court decision
limiting the Americans with Disabilities Act with Jan Crawford Greenburg,
legal affairs correspondent for The Chicago Tribune. Ifill then turns
to Chai
Feldblum and Stephen Bokat to examine the impact.
October
31, 2001
Affirmative
Action
Gwen Ifill examines Supreme Court arguments in an affirmative
action case involving the Secretary of Transportation and a Colorado
construction company. For a closer look, Gwen Ifill speaks with Marcia
Coyle, Washington Bureau Chief and Supreme Court reporter for The National
Law Journal.
October
1, 2001
New
Supreme Court Term
Gwen Ifill discusses the Supreme Court's new
session with Marcia Coyle, Washington bureau chief for the National
Law Journal.
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