Sandra Day O'Connor

Retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor is crusading to reverse what she says is an alarming decline in knowledge of civics.

Georgetown Law Prof. Jonathan Turley joins MSNBC s Martin Bashir to explain Wednesday s Supreme Court arguments over Arizona s controversial immigration law, and why losing could be the best outcome for the Obama administration.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of Arizona s immigration law, which makes it a crime to not carry immigration papers. Rep. Paul Grijalva, D-Az., and Maria Teresa Kumar of Voto Latino discuss the latest details in the case.

MSNBC s Thomas Roberts speaks with NBC s Pete Williams and Rep. Paul Goser about the Supreme Court s hearing on Arizona s controversial immigration law, and whether the federal government is failing to protect the nation s borders.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments about Arizona s immigration law this week. The Nation s Ari Berman joins the NOW panel to talk about the case, the state of immigration laws across the country, and what the Supreme Court s decision could do for the country.

The Supreme Court heads into its final week of courtroom arguments and will weigh the federal government s challenge to Arizona s immigration law. NBC s Pete Williams reports.

Sen. Chuck Schumer visits Meet the Press to discuss the Supreme Court s health care overhaul hearings with NBC s Savannah Guthrie.

Even people jailed for minor offenses can be subjected to strip searches by jailers, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, rejecting a challenge from a New Jersey man who argued it s unconstitutional to force everyone to strip down for inspection. NBC s Pete Williams reports.

A Meet the Press roundtable examines the historical precedent of judiciary issues in American politics.

A Meet the Press roundtable led by MSNBC s Joe Scarborough examines the current political hot-button issues.

Sen. Chuck Schumer defends comments from 2010 where he predicted Americans would coalesce behind the health care overhaul.

It s outlier to say the case could be thrown out on constitutional grounds, Sen. Chuck Schumer tells NBC s Savannah Guthrie