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The 30 pages that link to Supreme Court of the United States, each with the reason it gives.

• Constitution of the United StatesBroader topic: Article III establishes the federal judiciary, whose highest court interprets constitutional disputes.

• Donald TrumpRelated: Trump’s three first-term appointments shifted the Court’s composition for decades.

• United StatesBroader topic: Its rulings interpret federal law and the Constitution.

• Barack ObamaRelated: The Court reviewed policies from Obama's administration and ruled on his health care law.

• Montgomery bus boycottNarrower topic: It affirmed the ruling that made Montgomery's segregated bus system unlawful.

• The Federalist PapersRelated: Supreme Court opinions have cited the essays in disputes over constitutional meaning.

• MontesquieuBroader topic: American constitutional arguments about judicial independence draw on the separation-of-powers tradition he helped shape.

• William Howard TaftNarrower topic: Taft’s chief justiceship shaped the institution’s administration and its approach to choosing cases.

• Thurgood MarshallNarrower topic: Marshall argued before the Court for decades, then served on it from 1967 to 1991.

• Washington, D.C.Related: Its headquarters in Washington anchors the city’s role in the federal judicial branch.

• Ruth Bader GinsburgNarrower topic: Ginsburg’s nearly 27-year tenure shaped its constitutional jurisprudence and public standing.

• Campaign financeNarrower topic: Its decisions determine which campaign finance restrictions survive constitutional review.

• Supreme Court of IndiaCompared with: Comparing it highlights differences in appointment practices, jurisdiction, and constitutional design.

• Earl WarrenNarrower topic: Warren’s influence depended on persuading a majority of this nine-member institution.

• John JayNarrower topic: Jay led the Court at its creation as its first chief justice.

• Sandra Day O'ConnorNarrower topic: O’Connor’s influence arose through her role as an associate justice on this court.

• Supremacy ClauseRelated: Its decisions determine whether federal law displaces challenged state rules.

• Federal Constitutional CourtCompared with: Its broad role in ordinary appeals contrasts with the German court’s specialized constitutional jurisdiction.

• Daniel WebsterRelated: Webster argued major constitutional cases before the Court, often defending broad national powers.

• Chief Justice of the United StatesRelated: The Chief Justice presides over this court and leads its conferences.

• John Paul StevensNarrower topic: Stevens served on this court for nearly 35 years.

• William RehnquistNarrower topic: Rehnquist spent his judicial career on this court, including nineteen years as its chief justice.

• Adolph ZukorRelated: Its 1948 Paramount decision changed the ownership structure of the studio Zukor had led.

• Harvard Law ReviewRelated: The journal publishes analysis of the Court’s decisions and the doctrines they shape.

• Warren E. BurgerNarrower topic: Burger presided over the Court and assigned opinions when he was in the majority.

• Federal government of the United StatesBroader topic: It gives final judicial resolution to cases within its jurisdiction.

• Lindsey GrahamRelated: As Judiciary Committee chair, Graham oversaw hearings for several Supreme Court nominees.

• Anna Nicole SmithRelated: It resolved the federal jurisdiction issues arising from the Marshall estate litigation.

• Mumia Abu-JamalRelated: Its rulings affected Abu-Jamal’s death sentence and later appeals.

• United States of AmericaBroader topic: Its constitutional interpretations shape the powers of national and state governments.