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U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's image as the "Notorious RBG" is familiar from a variety of merchandise, from T-shirts to scented candles. Her vigorous dissents on behalf of liberal values are celebrated. Her inspiring life story and formidable work ethic are well known from films and biographies for adults and children; even her workouts have been analyzed, as her fans absorb every detail of her life. But how much do most of us know about the ways her viewpoint has shaped the development of law in the United States from the 1970s onward?This collection of Justice Ginsburg's groundbreaking arguments, opinions, and dissents-from the 1970s through the Supreme Court's most recently completed term-celebrates Justice Ginsburg's enduring intellectual legacy and makes it more accessible for the reader who has not attended law school. Included are a broad range of her legal writings, from early arguments before the Supreme Court that demolished barriers to legal equality between men and women, to her most recent opinions and dissents on matters as diverse as the First Amendment's establishment clause and the rules concerning birthright citizenship.A summary of Ginsburg's life opens the book, and introductions to her writings explain the background, issues, and laws involved in each case. Justice Ginsburg has often chosen to speak from the bench when a decision is handed down in the Supreme Court, in a simplified version of her written opinion or dissent. These bench announcements are included for most of the cases in the book.

In his statement accompanying the release of the 37 count indictment of Donald J Trump, Special Council Jack Smith urged "everyone to read it in full to understand the scope and gravity of the crimes charged." You don't have to be a lawyer to understand what is alleged here.The pdf released by the Department of Justice included reproductions of several murky black and white photographs that by now have become notorious as shown in color in the media. Thosesix indelible color photographs are included here, in this edition of our book.Many readers will want to preserve this historic document.

Iran is a tightly restricted, closed society-a situation that Jack Abramian, a superrich Californian with Armenian roots and business interests, desperately wants to change. From his huge industrial base in southern Armenia he conceives Operation Snowdrop, in which a handful of daredevil pilots drop 10 million ready-to-use mobile phones that float down on little parachutes on Iranian cities. Programmed with messages of freedom, they are an immediate challenge to the Mullahs' control, something that unsettles the country overnight. A hardcore group within the regime, however, fights back: first they stun the world with a nuclear explosion in the remote province of Baluchistan, then they initiate a plan to attack Israel with nuclear-armed missiles purchased from the dangerous Russian oligarch Oleg Nedjew.Can Jack Abramian free Armenia from international isolation by opening up Iran? Can hectic preparations by Iran to nuke Israel be stopped? Can pretty, young Sophie Kramer-who worked with the Zurich bank that launders Oleg Nedjew's arms-deal billions, and finds herself catapulted into the center of this deadly plot-outrun a ruthless hired killer? Will she finally prevail with the help of a few trusted friends in a breathless race against the clock?