Meet author Evan Thomas and learn how he immersed himself in O’Connor’s work, life and judicial archives to present an intimate portrait of America’s first female justice on the Supreme Court.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University discusses the standards used by the court to determine hate speech or other unacceptable speech.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University discusses the difference between a lawful assembly and a mob.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," offers his opinion about how judges determine the constitutionality of laws or policies.

Retired Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh, Sr., U.S. District Court of Eastern & Western Districts of MO, explains how strict and loose constructionist judges might interpret the Constitution.

David Robertson, Political Science Professor at the University of Missouri St. Louis, analyses methods that judges use in weighing Constitutional issues and making their decisions.

Judge Mary Russell, former Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court, explains the materials available to a judge and the process a judge might use when deciding a case.

A prosecuting attorney explains how having a defendant representing his or her own self may change the way a case is prosecuted.

A juvenile court judge defines what puts a case into the juvenile justice system.

A federal Judge addresses how the Supreme Court decides on hearing a case that goes against an earlier ruling.

Legal experts explain whether attorneys may choose not to represent a defendant.

Legal experts give their thoughts on the importance of the right to counsel in protecting innocent people from being unfairly incarcerated.

Learn about your Miranda rights.

Learn what systems are in place to prove that Miranda Rights were read to a suspect.

Hear an explanation of how the Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona codified the Miranda Warnings we know today.

Legal experts and historians give their views about Gideon's case being the one to change the application of rights.

Hear an overview about the Supreme Court decisions of the 1960s that were part of a criminal procedure revolution led by the Court.

Gain an overview of the Miranda v. Arizona case that led the Supreme Court to create the Miranda Warnings.

Find out why the Supreme Court has not made poverty a special circumstance in obtaining an attorney and how that related to the Gideon v. Wainwright decision.

Learn about the relationship between the Constitution's 10th amendment and our juvenile justice system.

Learn about the rights of juveniles in the American justice system.

What’s it really like to be a professional crime scene investigator? Find out as students help solve a burglary as they interact with St. Louis County Police detectives and crime scene investigators.

What’s it really like to be a professional crime scene investigator? Find out as students help solve a burglary as they interact with St. Louis County Police detectives and crime scene investigators.