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The Highest Court in the Land
Has the upcoming resignation of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens sparked your interest in the U.S. Supreme Court?
The Social Science and History Department of the Enoch Pratt Free Library/State Library Resource Center has gathered together a number of links and pieces of information about the Court. Resources on Supreme Court cases, justices, opinions, how the appointment process works, and more are included.
The Highest Court in the Land: the U.S. Supreme Court
The Social Science and History Department of the Enoch Pratt Free Library/State Library Resource Center has gathered together a number of links and pieces of information about the Court. Resources on Supreme Court cases, justices, opinions, how the appointment process works, and more are included.
The Highest Court in the Land: the U.S. Supreme Court
posted by Dave on 4/26/2010
Celebrate National Library Week
This week is National Library Week, and author Neil Gaiman is honorary chair. Tell us on Facebook, Twitter, via e-mail, or in person why you love your library and why it’s important to you!
Want another great way to celebrate your library? You can help support Harford County Public Library during the upcoming public budget hearings! Learn more
posted by Dave on 4/12/2010
