June 18, 1987 | In Search of the ConstitutionIn interviews with experts and ordinary citizens, Bill Moyers explores the constitutional implications of workplace drug-testing, computer privacy, and executive power.
June 11, 1987When ordinary citizens defend their constitutional rights.
June 4, 1987 | In Search of the ConstitutionIn her first televised interview, Sandra Day O'Connor talks to Bill Moyers about her journey from a Texas cattle ranch to the Supreme Court and her views on abortion.
May 28, 1987 | In Search of the ConstitutionBill Moyers speaks with Attorney General Edwin Meese and federal judge Robert Bork, two outspoken strict constructionists, about judicial restraint and original intent.
May 21, 1987 | In Search of the ConstitutionReligious historians Martin E. Marty and Leonard Levy speak with Bill Moyers and offer their views on the separation of church and state in America.
May 7, 1987 | In Search of the ConstitutionAssociate Justice William J. Brennan explains how the Supreme Court wrangles with abstract concepts such as dignity, privacy, and cruel and unusual punishment.
April 16, 1987 | In Search of the ConstitutionBill Moyers has a detailed discussion with Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun about his career and decisions.
August 6, 1986 | Bill Moyers CommentariesMoyers considers legalized, controlled drug use as an alternative to criminalization.
August 4, 1986 | Bill Moyers CommentariesBill Moyers considers William Rehnquist as Supreme Court Chief Justice, including his pro-segregation history.
April 25, 1984Bill Moyers, Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee tell the story of how the New Deal, World War II, and postwar social changes set the stage for a long-awaited and hard-fought legal assault on segregation.
