

Senator Whitehouse and his hand-picked witnesses weaved a sinister tale of corporate influence and special interest manipulation.

Number of Judicial Vacancies for Biden to Fill Continues to Climb
President Biden's opportunity to make an imprint on the federal courts is growing as additional seats continue to open up on the federal bench.

Biden Keeps ABA out of White House Judicial-Vetting Process
The Biden administration has decided that the American Bar Association will not provide its evaluation of potential nominees before they are nominated.

Judicial Seats Are Opening for President Biden to Fill
The new administration now has the opportunity to make an imprint on federal courts.

In Praise of the Honorable D. Brooks Smith
Smith has ‘an unshakeable commitment to judicial independence and the rule of law,’ most recently in his election-law decisions.

Durbin v. Whitehouse
There could be an interesting power struggle within the Senate Democratic caucus.

Senator Schumer’s Sour Grapes
If Schumer is unhappy, he should consider his role in getting the Senate to this point.

Ohio Supreme Court in the Balance
Two justices on the Ohio Supreme Court are up for reelection this year. Both face serious challengers.

Amy Coney Barrett’s 2019 Lecture Gives Crucial Insight Into Her Thinking: Read It
The lecture has now been published in the Case Western Reserve Law Review, and is definitely worth a read.

Three Good Judges for Ohio
The Trump administration continues to put forward strong judicial nominees, and the Senate is continuing to consider and confirm them.