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Justice Kavanaugh Cements Trump's 'Judicial Legacy' in First Year on Court
While he thinks Justice Kavanaugh could uphold some limitations on abortion, Mr. Levey is doubtful the newest justice would be a solid vote
The Washington Times


Committee for Justice Slams NY Times for Kavanaugh Article
The advocacy group The Committee for Justice on Monday denounced The New York Times for its story on allegations of sexual misconduct agains
Newsmax


The Curious Case of the Trade Secrets that Weren’t
Jaws dropped last March when a Texas jury awarded HouseCanary, a Silicon Valley company specializing in residential real estate data and ana
IPWatchdog


'The Grim Reaper': Why Democrats fear Mitch McConnell more than Trump
When McConnell declared that he would not allow confirmation hearings for any Supreme Court nominee until after the presidential election it
Sydney Morning Herald


Dirty Politics: The War Against the Kochs
It may never be known whether Obama’s tirade against the Supreme Court was politically motivated or sincere. Levey for one is skeptical. “Th
Newsmax


Democrats Declare Supreme Court Needs to ‘Heal’ Itself, or Face Restructuring
Levey said Whitehouse’s brief [in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. City of New York] was “an overt threat and it is coming fro
The Epoch Times


‘Grand Slam’ on Judges Contrasts With Rough Patch for McConnell
Many Democratic-nominated judges who could be eligible to retire before the election will probably hold on in case a Democrat wins the White
Bloomberg


Republicans Increase Pace of Pushing Trump's Judicial Picks Through Senate
Republicans did what they had to do to fight back. What they did was somewhat measured. They had the votes to change the rules for circuit c
The Washington Times


Fact Check: Does Trump Have the Most Successful Judicial Nomination Record Since George Washington?
In two terms, Reagan had a success rate of 93.2%. In his one term, Carter, a president who got no Supreme Court appointments, had a 92.8% co
The National Interest
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