Judicial Governance
Publications
From Fix The Court:
“As the judiciary often notes, it’s true that a large percentage of PACER’s revenue comes from commercial enterprises that can afford it. But it’s also certain that too…
Ever since the Eisenhower administration, the American Bar Association has enjoyed a preferred seat at the judicial nominations table. For decades, presidents allowed the ABA to vet nominees even…
From Iowa Starting Line:
Anthony Marcum, a member of the policy team at R Street Institute and a federal judiciary researcher, said there was a number of benefits to witnessing Supreme Court…
From TidBITS:
The EFF has explained more about the CASE Act, and the nonprofit, nonpartisan R Street Institute has also come out against the CASE Act.
As the Supreme Court has reminded the legislature: ‘Congress has a broad range of legislative authority it can use to stop a President’s war making.’ Oversight, appropriations and legislation,…
The Honorable Mike Lee
United States Senate
The Honorable Marsha Blackburn
United States Senate
The Honorable Charles Grassley
United States Senate
The Honorable Lisa Murkowski
United…
Submitted Statement for the Record of
Anthony Marcum
Fellow, Governance Project
R Street Institute
Before the
Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet
Committee on…
From Search and Destroy: Inside the Campaign against Brett Kavanaugh:
The stream-of-consciousness tweets from @senatorshoshana, similar to those a campaign puts out during a presidential debate,…
The federal judiciary created PACER as a tool to ensure that lower courts’ documents, records and filings were publicly accessible—a core principle of America’s judicial system. This…
The Supreme Court is not set to hear arguments until October, but political controversy surrounding the Court has already hit midseason form.
This month, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., filed an…