Oral Arguments and Decision Making on the United States Supreme Court

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Focusing on the Supreme Court's decision-making process, the book explores how justices utilize oral arguments to inform their legal and policy decisions. It analyzes a wealth of primary sources, including legal briefs, transcripts, and internal notes, revealing that justices gather critical information about legal options, political preferences, and institutional rules during these proceedings. The work offers a comprehensive account of the strategic role oral arguments play in shaping judicial outcomes, highlighting an often-overlooked aspect of the Court's operations.