The History of the Supreme Court of the United States

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Focusing on the pivotal years between 1941 and 1953, this history delves into significant Supreme Court issues such as Japanese-American internment, the evolving rights of African-Americans, and the complexities of religious freedom and church-state separation. It also addresses the protection of speech during a time of national anxiety due to global war and Cold War tensions. Aimed at both legal professionals and a broader audience, the book seeks to illuminate these critical themes in mid-century American jurisprudence.