Want short and sweet summaries of U.S. Supreme Court decisions? Interested in predicting their outcomes? No problem. There may be a blog or a fantasy league for you.
Those who follow the Supreme Court have turned to social media and technology in ways that can build interest in the court and make it more accessible, the Washington Post reports. The story highlights several people with unusual takes on the court:
• Houston intellectual property lawyer Keith Jaasma gets to the essence of Supreme Court decisions at Supreme Court Haiku. Here’s his summary of Marbury v. Madison: “Judicial Review/Of Congressional action/Checks and balances.”
