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"Brett Kavanaugh would bring pro-surveillance record to Supreme Court"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in the Washington Examiner on how Judge Kavanaugh has positioned himself at the outer limits of executive power.
"What We Learn From Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings"
Jeffrey Rosen writes in The Wall Street Journal on how the questioning of would-be justices reveals differences in judicial philosophy.
"Seeking Asylum Does Not Make Illegal Entry Into America Legal"
"How Brett Kavanaugh Could Change the Supreme Court—and America"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in Time about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's potential to change American law if confirmed.
"Democrats Say Kavanaugh Could Help End Obamacare, But Court Likely to Deal with Narrower Issues"
Sara Rosenbaum is quoted in The Washington Post about states' decisions to bar Planned Parenthood clinics from receiving money.
"The Supreme Court Won't Stop Executive Overreach"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in The Wall Street Journal about the expanding authority of both federal agencies and presidents.
"7 Legal Experts on How Kavanaugh Views Executive Power — And What It Could Mean for Mueller"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in Vox on how Brett Kavanaugh has a more "robust" view of executive power than Justice Anthony Kennedy.
"Trump Pardons Ranchers Who Inspired Oregon Stand-Off"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in the Financial Times on how most presidents have a fixed style when it comes to pardons.
"Investors Want to Change Corporate Governance Rules for Tech Powerhouses"
Lawrence A. Cunningham is quoted in Variety about the need for "humility" among the corporate governance at Facebook and Netflix.
"What It Means to Be From Brett Kavanaugh's Washington"
David Fontana writes in CityLab about Judge Kavanaugh's life in D.C.
"Trump Nominates Conservative-Leaning Kavanaugh to Supreme Court"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in VOA on how Justice Anthony Kennedy's departure leaves the court in a "calcified state."
"Brett Kavanaugh is Back in the Fray with His Supreme Court Nomination"
Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill about the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh and what it suggests about the future of the Court.
"Legal Experts Say President Trump's Supreme Court Pick Reflects GOP Mainstream"
David Fontana is quoted in Time about President Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh as Justice Kennedy's replacement.
"Can Insurers Use Genetic Testing Results? A Reader Wants To Know"
Sonia M. Suter is quoted in Kaiser Health News about the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008.
"How Public Opinion Could Play a Role in Roe v. Wade"
Jeffrey Rosen speaks to MSNBC on how Supreme Court justices tend to follow broad public opinion when ruling.
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