Explore the history, structure, and influence of the U.S. Supreme Court and its place within our constitutional system. Guided by a retired lawyer, this course will examine how the Court selects and decides cases, the evolution of judicial interpretation, and the lasting impact of landmark rulings that influences law and society. Participants will discuss the balance between law and politics, individual rights and government powers, and how the Court continues to shape American society today.
A thought-provoking class for those interested in law, civics, or current events, and a great opportunity for anyone interested in understanding the Court’s impact beyond the headlines.
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Paul R Morwood graduated from Georgetown Law Center in 1977, and began practicing law with his father, Nicholas A Morwood, in Vermont in 1978, as Morwood & Morwood. For the last several years, his practice focused on WILLS, Trusts and the Probate Process. His teaching experience includes several years teaching in the Paralegal Program at Champlain College and an occasional presentation in Continuing Legal Education programs. Mr. Morwood retired in July, 2025.
Paul R Morwood
