Add to ORKGWith lightning rapidity the Senate confirmed on August 11, 1978, President Carter\u27s July 20th nomination of J. Dickson Phillips as Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
This report seeks to help inform the debate regarding how many U.S. circuit and district court nomin...
This report, in light of continued Senate interest in the judicial confirmation process during a Pre...
Using nominations to Article III district and appeals court judgeships, we test a model of senatoria...
With lightning rapidity the Senate confirmed on August 11, 1978, President Carter\u27s July 20th nom...
Judges who are appointment to serve on the US Courts of Appeal have the power to change government p...
Fourth Circuit judicial selection deserves an examination, which this Article undertakes. The first ...
The judicial appointments process has grown increasingly frustrating in recent years. Both sides cl...
At several points in history, presidents have been tasked with filling vacancies on the Supreme Cour...
power to place Roger L. Gregory on the Fourth Circuit. The Constitution provides that such appointme...
The judicial appointments process has grown increasingly frustrating in recent years. Both sides cla...
In recent years, presidents have utilized public appeals on behalf of their nominees to the U.S. Cou...
This report discusses the process of appointment of U.S. circuit and district court judges through p...
Partisanship undermines judicial nominations to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columb...
Since 1970, the District of Columbia court system has been comprised of the District of Columbia Cou...
Reforming the judicial selection process has long stirred the interests of lawyers, politicians, bar...
This report seeks to help inform the debate regarding how many U.S. circuit and district court nomin...
This report, in light of continued Senate interest in the judicial confirmation process during a Pre...
Using nominations to Article III district and appeals court judgeships, we test a model of senatoria...
With lightning rapidity the Senate confirmed on August 11, 1978, President Carter\u27s July 20th nom...
Judges who are appointment to serve on the US Courts of Appeal have the power to change government p...
Fourth Circuit judicial selection deserves an examination, which this Article undertakes. The first ...
The judicial appointments process has grown increasingly frustrating in recent years. Both sides cl...
At several points in history, presidents have been tasked with filling vacancies on the Supreme Cour...
power to place Roger L. Gregory on the Fourth Circuit. The Constitution provides that such appointme...
The judicial appointments process has grown increasingly frustrating in recent years. Both sides cla...
In recent years, presidents have utilized public appeals on behalf of their nominees to the U.S. Cou...
This report discusses the process of appointment of U.S. circuit and district court judges through p...
Partisanship undermines judicial nominations to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columb...
Since 1970, the District of Columbia court system has been comprised of the District of Columbia Cou...
Reforming the judicial selection process has long stirred the interests of lawyers, politicians, bar...
This report seeks to help inform the debate regarding how many U.S. circuit and district court nomin...
This report, in light of continued Senate interest in the judicial confirmation process during a Pre...
Using nominations to Article III district and appeals court judgeships, we test a model of senatoria...