[ad_1] Since July, when President Trump announced his most recent nomination to the Supreme Court, FiveThirtyEight has been analyzing the effects of a potential Justice Kavanaugh — a potential that is now …
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[ad_1] In declaring her support for Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh on Friday, Senator Susan Collins lamented a confirmation process that had become “so dysfunctional it looks more like a caricature of a …
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[ad_1] TO CLOSE In the final vote on the confirmation of Supreme Court candidate Brett Kavanaugh, protesters were escorted outside during the appeal. USA TODAY & # 39; HUI Judges Elena Kagan, …
Read More »[ad_1] Judge Karen LeCraft Henderson's statement indicated that the complaints were related to Kavanaugh's statements at his confirmation of charges hearings and "do not concern any behavior that Judge Kavanaugh allegedly committed", …
Read More »[ad_1] Gorsuch's candidacy was controversial from the beginning, with many Democrats claiming that his seat – left empty at the death of Scalia – should have been attributed to Merrick Garland, President …
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[ad_1] Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan said on Friday that she was concerned that the High Court does not have a justice of the peace who could serve as an alternative vote …
Read More »[ad_1] WASHINGTON – A deeply divided Senate voted Saturday to uphold Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh in the Supreme Court, handing over a victory to President Trump and ending a fierce battle in …
Read More »[ad_1] Speaking at a Princeton University conference, Kagan warned that a politically-divided tribunal could jeopardize its legitimacy. "Over the past 30 years, from Judge O. Connor to the presidency of Judge Kennedy, …
Read More »[ad_1] Key Senators Announce How They Will Vote on Kavanaugh Murkowski and Manchin were the two finalists to decide how they would vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation, alongside Republican Sens, Susan Collins and …
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[ad_1] Aaron P. Bernstein | Reuters People line up to attend the opening of the new Supreme Court mandate in Washington on October 1, 2018. In the current political climate that divides, …
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