Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor expressed doubts that the nation's highest court should have ruled on the controversial Bush v. Gore case that decided the outcome of the 2000 presidential election. "It took the case and decided it at a time when it was still … Full story
Sandra Day O'Connor tells the Chicago Tribune, Bush V. Gore may have been a mistake; teens in Georgia successfully organize their school's first integrated prom, thanks to help from Facebook; and one man confronts a "reporter" from Alex Jones' conspiratorial InfoWars website.
More than a decade after issuing the controversial decision that put George W. Bush into office, Sandra Day O’Connor admits today she’s had second thoughts about the case.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Thirty-five years after the Supreme Court set the terms for boosting college admissions of African Americans and other minorities, the court may be about to issue a ruling that could restrict universities' use of race in deciding who is awarded places. Full story
By BRUCE SMITH Associated Press CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor says issues involving the separation of church and state are always going to be some of the most difficult issues in the law and there's no quick test for deciding such cases. Full story
Sandra Day O’Connor, former Supreme Court Justice and author of “Out of Order,” talks with Rachel Maddow about how the court takes into account shifts in public opinion, and her feelings about the Bush v. Gore decision.
Bill Wolff, executive producer for The Rachel Maddow Show previews Monday night’s show, which includes an interview with former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor.
Former United States Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor, right, walks out of the StoryCorps airstream trailer after being interviewed by her son Scott O'Connor for the StoryCorps Mobile Booth at the KJZZ mobile recording studio as Lisa Polito, far left, the StoryCorps mobile site supervisor,
Former Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor
The first female supreme court justice, Sandra Day O'Connor , speaks as fellow Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg listens during a forum at the Newseum, in Washington, DC, April 11, 2012, to mark the 30th anniversary of O'Connor's first term on the Supreme Court. REUTERS/Mike Theiler
