The Supreme Court is the highest court in the country, and this committee places the delegates in the shoes of the nine Justices as well as lawyers and advocates as they discuss a case arising under the Constitution. This committee serves as an intensive simulation of SCOTUS procedures. When the delegates step into the courtroom, they will have the ultimate challenge of ensuring that the American people have the promise of equal justice under the law.
Questions to Consider
What are the main arguments, and how did each side present their case?
What constitutes a fair and impartial trial and jury?
How did the decision of the case contribute to how we understand voter rights for mail-in and absentee ballots today?
To what extent did the case impact the broader conversation about voter accessibility and election integrity?
How did the outcome of the case contribute to future challenges to voter eligibility and election procedures in Pennsylvania and other states?
How did the political context of the election in 2020 influence this case, if at all?
What lessons can we learn from the case about the role of the Supreme Court in resolving election disputes and protecting voter rights?
