Publications
From Overlawyered:
New resource: database of all Supreme Court nomination hearing transcripts that are yet available (with Kavanaugh’s still to come) [Shoshana Weissmann and Anthony Marcum, R…
On May 14 the Legislative
Branch Capacity Working Group and the American Institutions Network launched a panel discussion to answer the
question: What can the House and Senate do to fix the courts?…
From American Constitution Society:
For the last half century, Brown has been universally praised by nominees to the federal bench, irrespective of the president who nominated…
Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado is the latest candidate to enter the crowded Democratic presidential primary race. Yet he is already facing heavy criticism for his Senate record, not on…
Reviewed Work: “Trump
is Capturing the Judiciary at an Alarming Rate”
Author: Shira
Scheindlin
Reviewer: Anthony
Marcum
In an April op-ed
for the Guardian, retired federal district…
At Supreme Court confirmation hearings, potential justices sit before a committee of senators who scrutinize everything from their views to their experience to their personal lives. But these…
From The Bulwark:
SCOTUS confirmation hearings as data. Our friend and former colleague Shoshana Weissmann and the fine folks at R Street have compiled a database of all SCOTUS…
From SCOTUS Blog:
At R Street, Shoshana Weismann and Anthony Marcum introduce “a new resource for those who want to learn more about Supreme Court confirmation hearings”: a searchable…
Proposals to expand the Supreme Court, otherwise known as “court packing,” are coming up again, thanks to Democratic candidates, like Sens. Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren. Such a…
Download here – last update April 22, 2019.
We have created a new resource for those who want to learn more about Supreme Court confirmation hearings. This spreadsheet—and a web version (displayed…