This volume critically examines the significant legal decisions and developments of the United States Supreme Court during its 1987-1988 term. Edited by leading legal scholars, the book analyzes the Court's jurisprudence, focusing on key cases that shaped constitutional law and public policy. It provides an in-depth review of the Court's deliberations, the arguments presented, and the ultimate impact of its rulings on American society.

The Supreme Court Review is a highly respected annual publication that offers rigorous academic analysis of the Court's work. This 1988 volume, like its predecessors, is expected to provide a thorough and critical assessment of the term's most important cases. Legal scholars and practitioners rely on this series for its in-depth scholarship and its contribution to understanding the evolving landscape of American law.