U.S. Supreme Court Preview

Oct. 17, 2007

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The United States Supreme Court recently started its new session. Several important cases are on the court’s docket, like lethal injection and a voter identification law. Arizona State University law professor Paul Bender gives an analysis of the court’s session.

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