Journal of Supreme Court History is an authoritative academic journal dedicated to studying the history of the Supreme Court. Deeply explored the role, decision-making, and influence of the US Supreme Court in different historical periods. In terms of judicial philosophy, it explores how the Supreme Court interprets constitutional principles and the evolution of these concepts. For example, analyzing how the early understanding of the "due process" clause in the constitution has undergone significant changes with the passage of time.

For the study of important cases, the journal elaborates on milestone judgments and their profound impact on society and the legal system. How did the case of Brown v. Board of Education promote racial equality in the field of education in the United States. In addition, it also explores the strategies and choices of the Supreme Court in responding to social change, political pressure, and public opinion. For example, during the Great Depression, the Supreme Court's attitude towards government intervention in economic policies and corresponding legal judgments.