Hollingsworth v. Perry Oral Arguments
Above (and linked) are both the audio and the written transcript from today's Hollingsworth v. Perry. If you want to weave polling into your class discussion, Nate Silver has a great article with plenty of graphics. Here, also, is a graphic on how the court could rule for today's case as well as US v. Windsor (tomorrow).
We are on spring break so I will be curious when we return how many of my students were paying attention to the case today (and again tomorrow).
Above (and linked) are both the audio and the written transcript from today's Hollingsworth v. Perry. If you want to weave polling into your class discussion, Nate Silver has a great article with plenty of graphics. Here, also, is a graphic on how the court could rule for today's case as well as US v. Windsor (tomorrow).
We are on spring break so I will be curious when we return how many of my students were paying attention to the case today (and again tomorrow).
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