American Bench, 24th ed. (Reference Collection, 2d fl., KF8700.A19 A44 2014)
Biography Reference Bank database (Search for judges by name)
Search the library's article databases for judges using their names as subjects, e.g., searching all EBSCOhost databases simultaneously will include Biography Reference Bank results--Click Continue, Go to the advanced search to put the name in the top search box and select the field "SU Subject Terms."
Guide to the U.S. Supreme Court (2011 ed.: see chapter 22; 1990 ed. in 3rd-floor Main Collection at KF8742 .W567 1990)
The Supreme Court A to Z (Reference Collection, 2d fl., KF8742 .A35 S8 2007)
Search Research@UWW's "Books, Media and more (UW Whitewater)" for books, using the person’s name in subject (last name first) in and Advanced Search, or try these keyword "in subject" searches:
Search the ProQuest Congressional database for confirmation hearings, as well as CRS reports, on nominated justices. An alternative for finding confirmation hearings is Research@UWW's "Books media and more (UW Whitewater)." Example search: nomin* AND kagan AND supreme
Search Nexis Uni for case opinions they have written. (See screenshot at right)
You can find many majority opinions written by a current U.S. Supreme Court justice with:
Select the court if needed. When looking at a case, use "Go to" to move quickly to different parts of the case, such as the majority opinion.
See the bios on the U.S. Supreme Court web site and the SCOTUSblog site, as well as on the Oyez site.
The Library of Congress provides a research guide for sources of information about U.S. Supreme Court Nominations (since 2005).