This volume analyzes the significant cases reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court during its 1985 term. Edited by Philip B. Kurland, the book provides expert commentary on the legal reasoning and societal impact of these pivotal decisions. It examines the Court's jurisprudence and its role in shaping American law during that period.

This collection is recognized for its scholarly approach to analyzing the Supreme Court's 1985 docket. The contributions offer in-depth legal scholarship, providing valuable insights for legal professionals and historians. The volume serves as a crucial reference for understanding the Court's decisions and their implications.