The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) houses vital historical records dating back to the 1700s, documenting American rights, federal actions, and the national journey since 1774. Everyone has people in NARA's records unless they came to the United States recently. Whether you're a citizen, public servant, or researcher, NARA ensures the identification, protection, and accessibility of these invaluable records. NARA's online resources provide access to a wealth of information connecting generations to the rich tapestry of American experience. This is a 3-hour class with 10-12 hours of advance homework and in-class hands-on work.

Tom Eaton will briefly summarize the Court's decisions from last term that he discussed in the spring of 2024 and preview cases that are set to be argued in the fall of 2024.