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Tag Archives: Kavenaugh
Open Letter to the United States Senate from Law Professors Around the Country
Open Letter to U.S. Senate https://www.scribd.com/document/389986161/Signed-Law-Prof-Kavanaugh-Letter-to-Senate-Oct-1-2018-5-00pm Judicial temperament is one of the most important qualities of a judge. As the Congressional Research Service explains, to be a judge requires that an individual have “a personality that is evenhanded, unbiased, impartial, … Continue reading
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Reaction Against Kavenaugh
By Mara Gerstein: I was 16 when Anita Hill testified before congress. I watched and was devastated — for reasons I understood and some I couldn’t yet articulate. I can now. It was the first time I realized that women’s … Continue reading
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Tagged #metoo, #timesup, Amy Schumer, Anita Hill, Blasey-Ford, Kavenaugh, SCOTUS, Supreme court
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