An essential reference for scholars, students, and legal professionals alike, this sixth installment in AEI's annual Supreme Court review offers an authoritative, accessible analysis of the landmark 1974-75 Burger Court term, covering pivotal rulings on civil rights and civil liberties, criminal law and procedure, the exclusionary rule, sex discrimination, labor law, student and voting rights, and the death penalty, with expert commentary on watershed cases like United States v. Nixon, Davis v. Alaska, and Cleveland Board of Education v. LaFleur that continue to shape constitutional law today. 

This book is the sixth in the American Enterprise Institute's series of annual reviews of the work of the US Supreme Court.