Description
Step back in time with this fascinating issue of Newsweek Magazine from December 10, 1979. This edition dives deep into the workings of the Burger Court, providing readers with a unique look at the Supreme Court's decisions and their implications during a pivotal moment in American history. Perfect for history buffs, legal scholars, and collectors alike, this magazine is a treasure trove of insights that still resonate today.
Inside, you will find comprehensive articles that showcase the landmark cases and key players present in the Burger Court. This classic issue not only captures the spirit of the era but also offers a snapshot of the legal landscape of the United States at the end of the 1970s.
While this magazine is used and carries a few signs of wear, it remains in good condition overall. It does contain an address label which adds a personal touch, linking the magazine to its previous owner. Please note that the edges may have some wear and/or rips, emphasizing its authenticity as a vintage publication.
- Includes original articles analyzing landmark cases
- A perfect addition to any vintage magazine collection
This magazine does not come with a protective plastic covering; therefore, you might want to consider preserving it in a sleeve for safekeeping. 
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