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‘Time for a Woman’
When Ronald Reagan nominated Sandra Day O’Connor to the Supreme Court in July 1981, the Reverend Jerry Falwell, the Baptist televangelist who founded the Christian activist organization the Moral Majority, condemned the pick: “Either the pr...
Jon Kyl’s Impact on Judicial Confirmations
Jon Kyl, the former U.S. senator from Arizona, died recently. In its house editorial “Jon Kyl, American Conservative,” the Wall Street Journal pays a fine tribute to Kyl’s broad Senate legacy. I’m going to focus here on his important imprin...
How Betty Fletcher Won by a Day and Lost for Nineteen Years
Every judge cares about his seniority—his rank, or precedence, among the judges on his court.
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For federal appellate panels, the judge in active service with the highest seniority presides over oral argument, leads the post-...
Antonin Scalia Prepares for His Confirmation Hearing
Forty years ago today, the United States Senate confirmed Ronald Reagan’s nomination of Antonin Scalia to the Supreme Court. The Senate vote was 98-0.
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I continue here my conversation with federal district judge Patrick J. Sc...
Did John Marshall Continue as Secretary of State?
[This is my third post in a series on John Adams’s appointment of John Marshall as Chief Justice. I invite you to read “The Kidney Stones that Made John Marshall Chief Justice” and “How a Vanishing Supreme Court Seat Led to John Marshall’s...
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