The U.S. Supreme Court Style Manual, viewed by the justices as an internal document for helping law clerks and justices draft opinions in proper form, is going public for the first time, without the court’s approval.
Jack Metzler, a court aficionado who published the Solicitor General’s Style Guide in 2013, said Sunday he put up the Supreme Court’s manual for sale on an Amazon publishing website, retailing for $29.95.
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