FEATURED
Law Day 2025
Our civic lives tie us together as one “We,” whether through legislative efforts that serve the common good, through military service, or by working together, every day, to fulfill the promise of E pluribus unum, or “Out of many, one.”
Summer Institute 2025
The Division works with various courts and legal organizations to provide enriching professional development opportunities for middle and high school teachers seeking to engage students in the workings of the courts, landmark case studies, and the rule of law.
About the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court plays a critical role in protecting American democracy. The ABA is committed to educating the public about how the Court works, engaging lawyers with professional development resources, and providing context on notable cases that could have a lasting impact on society.
FEATURED RESOURCES
These resources were developed by the ABA Division for Public Education. They include lessons plans, programs, publications and information on professional development.
Programs
Virtual moderated panel discussion programs
Classroom Resources
Give your students basic understanding about the law.
Legal FAQs
Learn about legal FAQs, legal documents and court processes.
PUBLICATIONS
Looking for resources on the Supreme Court, teaching civics or the rule of law? Or for teacher professional development? We offer a variety of publications and resources to help advance the rule of law.
PREVIEW of the U.S. Supreme Court
PREVIEW is an eight-issue subscription publication that provides expert, plain-language analysis of all cases given plenary review by the Supreme Court in advance of oral argument. Preview issues 1-7 precede the Court’s seven argument sessions from October to April.
Insights on Law & Society
Insights on Law & Society is a magazine for social studies teachers (especially of civics, government, history, and law in grades 6-12). Each issue of Insights explores a law-related topic from several angles, provides lesson ideas, and highlights real life students and practitioners.
The Division for Public Education provides reliable information about the law and legal issues, including resources and programs for educators, students, journalists, legal professionals, opinion leaders, and the public to advance public understanding of law and its role in society.