These resources include books, videotapes, websites, pamphlets, and brochures that will aid you in preparing and/or presenting your lessons and speeches on various topics. (Some topics may include a listing of key Supreme Court decisions.) The links below are the overarching themes of the resources we highlight. More information is available in our Speech Ideas/Talking Points section.

• Constitutional Issues (Literature/Film)
• Due Process
• Diversity and the Law (Films)
• Equality/Equal Protection
• Free Speech, Petition, Assembly
• Freedom of Religion
• Freedom of the Press
• How the Law Protects Freedom
• Independence of the Judiciary
• Right to Counsel & Legal Services for the Poor
• Trial by Jury

Law & Public Policy

These resources are culled from some of our other web features, and may include lessons and teaching activities. Also see Students in Action.

• Brown and Its Impact on Schools and American Life
• Civil Liberties (Drug Testing in Schools)
• Civil Rights (Korematsu)
• FAQs and Web Resources on the Impeachment Process
• First Amendment and the V-chip
• Freedom to Assemble and Associate
• Immigration and Law
• Judicial Review (Marbury v. Madison)
• Law and Religion
• Law, Diversity, and the Vote
• Political Asylum
• Privacy Issues
• Same-Sex Marriage and the Law
• Television, the FCC, and Regulation
• Update on the Internet and the First Amendment