Marquette Lawyer Magazine
A Favorable Court Opinion, but Not Unanimous, Summer 2020
Still Winning in the Court of Public Opinion, Summer 2021
Blog Posts
Public opinion favors Supreme Court decision limiting Trump tariffs, by Charles Franklin, February 20, 2026
Popular Supreme Court Decisions, Inflation Pessimism, and other Themes from the July Marquette Law School Poll, by John Johnson, July 25, 2025
Public Opinion and U.S. Supreme Court cases, by Charles Franklin, June 28, 2025
Marquette Law School Poll Looks at Justice Breyer and Nominations to the Supreme Court, by Charles Franklin, January 27, 2022
Liberals and Conservatives Both Perceive the Supreme Court as Acting Against Their Preferences, by John Johnson, September 22, 2021
Does the Media Coverage of the Supreme Court Emphasize Politics Too Much? by Alan Borsuk, February 4, 2021
Two “On the Issues” Programs Bring Strong, but Differing Views on the Supreme Court's Future, by Alan Borsuk, October 30, 2020
Public Views of the Supreme Court: a Marquette Law School Poll and Conference, by Joseph Kearney, September 23, 2019