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As stated in the article there are multiple Zenith v. Hazeltine cases, however I added a SCOTUS infobox for the latest case (1971) only. Tried to fill out the infobox and format the article to the best of my ability (it's missing Laws Applied and one of the justices concurred/dissented in part so maybe it's not unanimous? I went off the Oyez page for that). I'm fairly new to editing Wikipedia so if I messed up please correct it, thanks. Spectator Ion ( talk) 05:04, 13 January 2018 (UTC) reply