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When George W. Bush became president in January 2001, the Fourth Circuit was widely regarded as the most conservative federal appellate court in the country. Bush seemed well positioned to entrench and expand the Fourth Circuit’s conservati...
Over the course of the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations, the Fourth Circuit transformed from being perhaps the most conservative court of appeals in the country to being among the most liberal. Each seat that Bush failed to f...
In June 2006, George W. Bush nominated Raymond Kethledge, age 39, and Stephen J. Murphy III, age 43, to putative Michigan seats on the Sixth Circuit. Despite their excellent credentials, their prospects were dire from the start.
One year ago, on the opening day of the Federalist Society’s annual National Lawyers Convention, I wrote about the “incredible success” of the Federalist Society. In January 2025, Sheldon Gilbert became the Federalist Society’s new presiden...
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