Getting Attention: The effect of legal mobilization on the U.S. Supreme Court's attention to issues

Stata code and dataset for estimating effect of legal mobilization on Supreme Court attention during the period 1946-2000 to seven issues: antitrust, racial discrimination, commercial speech, abortion, school funding, gay rights, regulation of obscenity.. Data includes indicators of number of cases heard, whether decision was salient, median justice ideology, number of amicus briefs filed, number of cert. petitions, number of law review articles published, and number of congressional hearings held