Legal Research

It seems like everyone in the legal blogosphere is talking about oral arguments in the SCOTUS case, Snyder v. Phelps, which concerns whether the First Amendment protects protesters at military funerals from liability for intentional infliction of emotional distress.  For those of you who are fascinated by the case, here are a few links that provide exhaustive coverage of the issues:

• SCOTUS Blog Snyder v. Phelps page:  Everything you need to know about the case, including expert commentary, the oral argument transcript, and links to amicus and merits briefs;
• Howard Wasserman's post on PrawfsBlawg - with links to lots of other law prof posts on the topic;
• Cardozo Law Review's online symposium on the case entitled, aptly enough, "Funerals, Fire, and Brimstone," with full-text articles from First Amendment scholars on how the case should be decided.