The Supreme Court's Greatest Hits
The Supreme Court's Greatest Hits is an authoritative digital audio collection of 70+ hours of oral argument in fifty of the most significant constitutional cases decided since 1955. It features complete and authoritative recording sessions from the U.S. Supreme Court, carefully selected from thousands of hours of materials by Northwestern University professor Jerry Goldman--developer of the award-winning OYEZ web site. The audio has been made user-friendly by the addition of extensive annotations that highlight key points in each argument. The CD also contains oral pronouncements of the Court's opinions is selected cases. Topics include: presidential power, affirmative action, gender discrimination, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, criminal rights, the right to privacy, and the right to die. Key features include: a complete collection of materials in fifty constitutional cases searchable by name, date, issue, and participation of justices; and complete audio of the actual arguments and occasional announcement of decisions from the bench (total audio = 70+ hours). System requirements for Macintosh: Power PC running OS 7.5 or higher with 16 MB of RAM and 5 MB available on the hard drive. System requirements for Windows: Pentium equipped with SoundBlaster-compatible sound card running Windows 95 with 32 MB of RAM and 5 MB available on the hard drive.
Goldman, Jerry  (Author)    Format: Audio CD
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