Seeking public access Supreme Ct database

[Paladin-99]

Can anyone tell me the name and website of a database of Supreme Court cases, that might list *amicus* briefs filed in cases?

I am trying to research the following: of organizations X, Y, and Z (real organizations), in those cases in which an organization filed an amicus brief, how many times was it on the same side as one of the other organizations, and how many times was it on the opposite side?

I've tried asking those organizations directly, but (interestingly!) they are unable to tell me.

Thanks in advance.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

IN the 15 seconds it took me to read your post and type in certain search criteria at Yahoo, I found 37 amicus briefs filed in Barbara Grutter v. Lee Bollinger, et al.

If you are a law student you need to go back and take legal research 101 again.

 

[Paladin-99]

If I were a law student....

...then I suspect I'd probably have known of the resources available to legal professionals. But I'm not now a law student, and have never been one.

But thank you for the kind tone, counselor.

 

[Paladin-99]

Thank you, BelizeBreeze...

At least your comments motivated me to look for some sites containing the info I seek, and I found two.

BTW, are you always that helpful?

 

[BelizeBreeze]

no one is here to do your work for you. That's why you got only a boot in the ass, not a new wardrobe.

 

[ptlmejo]

Many law colleges use the WestLaw system. It's a subscription service, but has many resources.