
Making Their Case: How Broad Legal Literacy Built a Nation
Most Americans know lawyers drafted the Declaration. Few know the broader story: how legal literacy built a nation then — and still can today.
by Sherri L. Renner, J.D.

The United States Supreme Court can be a champion for civil rights and liberties (when it wants to be). For this puzzle, I selected eight well-known cases in which SCOTUS recognized and eliminated wrongful encroachments.
The answer is the first word of the case name. For example, if the solution is “Marbury vs. Madison,” the answer is “Marbury.” The hamburger menu in the bottom right corner allows you to zoom in, zoom out, clear the puzzle, and print. Here’s the solution.
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Most Americans know lawyers drafted the Declaration. Few know the broader story: how legal literacy built a nation then — and still can today.

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