
Meet President Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee: Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh!
Congratulations and good luck to this worthy nominee!
Congratulations and good luck to this worthy nominee!
* According to Senator Mitch McConnell, Judges Raymond Kethledge and Thomas Hardiman would be the easiest to confirm, so he's been trying to steer President Trump into choosing one of them to replace Justice Kennedy. On Saturday, the president was still undecided on his pick. Stay tuned for more... [New York Times] * On Sunday, President Trump still hadn't picked a judge to replace Justice Kennedy on the Supreme Court, but said he was "very close to making a decision." At this point, we only know that the president has seemingly "los[t] much of his interest in" Judge Kethledge. Tune in tonight for his pick. Who will get his final SCOTUS rose?! [CNN] * Despite the DOJ's request for an extension on a deadline to reunite families that were separated at the border, Judge Dana Sabraw said the deadline must be complied with "unless there is an articulable reason." Apparently "safety" is a concern now, but this would've been much easier if children hadn't been lost in the system. [The Hill] * In case you missed it, Judge Lynn Hughes of the Southern District of Texas, who is often the benchslapper, once more became the benchslappee when the Fifth Circuit called him out for allegedly making sexist remarks on the bench. [Texas Lawyer] * Remember Keila Ravelo, the partner who allegedly bilked Hunton & Williams and Willkie Farr out of $7.8 million to lead a life of luxury? Following her November guilty plea on felony charges, she was recently disbarred. [American Lawyer]
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Please note the UPDATE -- Judge Hardiman could very well become Justice Hardiman.
This is the Supreme Court, not a cotillion.
The process is getting ugly -- can't conservatives all just get along?
But is Senator Lee actually a serious contender?
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The field is narrowing, but the situation remains fluid.
All four of these names appear on President Trump's shortlist of 25 contenders.
The nominee will -- and should -- be one of these two very well-credentialed, highly regarded, experienced federal judges.
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What does the pivotal justice's retirement mean for the Supreme Court -- and for the nation?
You don't need to be a gunner to wind up in the running for a Supreme Court seat.
Enjoy these insights and career advice from a prominent judge (and possible Supreme Court justice).
They're all distinguished conservative jurists, although not the most diverse group.
Which prominent conservative judge just met with President-elect Donald Trump?