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Did you know that a lot of the most famous landmark Supreme Court cases were all decided because of one sentence? From contraception laws to interracial marriage to abortion to same-sex marr...
In the season finale of May It Please The Court, the justices decide the issue of same-sex marriage. In 2015, twelve years after the Court's...
It's a new millennium, and gay rights advocates take another stab at invalidating anti-sodomy laws in the landmark case of Lawrence v. Texas...
It’s a Roe v. Wade rematch when the Supreme Court hears the case of Planned Parenthood vs. Casey in 1992. As a new split forms among the Cou...
Substantive due process is now a political issue. Republicans start appointing justices willing to reverse or limit the doctrine responsible...
With substantive due process back in full force, the Supreme Court takes up the issue of abortion and decides its most controversial case in...
Just two years after its historic decision in Griswold v. Connecticut, the Supreme Court decides a landmark case about interracial marriage....
After 30 years without a landmark substantive due process case, the clause makes a roaring comeback in the 1960s when civil rights attorneys...
The Lochner Era continues well into the 1930s. The Supreme Court was as divided as ever and starts to become a problem for President Frankli...
Justice Rufus Peckham gets his chance to make history by writing a new precedent that would dictate American domestic economic policy for a...
Introduction to the Season 1 of May It Please The Court.
In the pilot, Alex Akhavan traces the origins of the Due Process clause starting with the ratification of the 14th amendment and the birth o...