Use the links below to access information about your Supreme Court case.
Read the Overview link first so that you will have some background knowledge of the case.
The links below will automatically authenticate at CNSHS.
Note:To access the links at home, you will need to click on the "Access Online Resources from Home" link and open the appropriate database first. After you have opened the appropriate database, you will be able to click on the link on the Quia page.
To find high quality pictures, use AP Images.
NOTE: When AP Images, be sure to use the download feature then save your pictures to your U drive prior to using them.
Important!
Below the picture on AP Images, you will see a caption. Copy the caption and save it to a Word Document. Also note the creation date of the picture.
When you use the picture in a PowerPoint or display board, you should indicate that the picture is (c) 2010 Name of the photographer/The Associated Press.
Citation:
Most of the links below are from databases that will automatically generate your MLA citation.
Gale:
Click on Citations tools.
Click in the button for MLA 7th edition.
Click Save.
Click Open.
Copy the citation.
EBSCO History Reference Center:
Click on the Cite link on the right hand side of the page.
Copy the MLA citation.
ProQuest - New York Times:
Click the Cite This link at the top of the page.
Copy the citation.
If you use an internet site, use this template:
Author or Editor’s Last Name, Author or Editor’s First Name (if given).”Title of Page or Article.” Title of Site. Name of Institution or Organization Associated With Site, Date of electronic publication or of the latest update (day month year). Web. Date of access (day month year).
Citing AP Images:
Special Note: Use the name of the photographer instead of the author. Include the first four words of the caption of the photo you are citing as well as the date of publication.
Walsh, Susan. “U.S. President George …” The Associated Press 16 Sept. 2001. AP Images. Web. 17 October 2003.
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