Posted by Research on June 29, 2010
Kagan Called The Graham Amendment “Fundamentally Lawless” And Compared It To The Kind Of Laws That “Dictatorships Have Passed…” “When dictatorships have passed laws stripping their courts of power to review …
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Posted by Research on June 29, 2010
As Dean Of Harvard Law School, Kagan Praised The University’s Decision To Ban Military Recruiters From Harvard’s Campus Over The Military’s Ban On Openly Gay Service Members. “‘This return to our prior policy will…
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Posted by Research on June 29, 2010
AS SOLICITOR-GENERAL NOMINEE, KAGAN PROMISED “VIGOROUS DEFENSE OF THE STATUTES OF THIS COUNTRY”
At Her Confirmation Hearing, Kagan Stated That Her Most Critical Responsibility As Solicitor-General Was “The Vigorous Defense of…
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Posted by Research on June 28, 2010
Obama Fears Supreme Court Will Challenge His “Ambitious Agenda Expanding The Reach Of Government.” “As he presses an ambitious agenda expanding the reach of government, Mr. Obama has come to worry that a conservative Supreme …
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Posted by Research on June 28, 2010
Kagan Advised Marshall To “Vote For So-Called Defensive Denials” Of Appeals To “Prevent His More Conservative Colleagues From Giving More Power To Police And Prosecutors.” “Kagan on numerous occasions urged the ju…
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Posted by Research on June 28, 2010
Kagan Memos As Clerk Reveal Views Far To The Left Of Mainstream
Kagan Worried That Conservative Court Would Use Abortion Case To Undo Precedent And “Create Some Very Bad Law On Abortion.” “On abortion, Kagan wrote a memo in a…
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Posted by Research on June 28, 2010
KAGAN SUPPORTED PRO BONO SERVICE BY STUDENTS, BUT AS DEAN NEVER ACTUALLY DID ANY HERSELF
Kagan Was Strong Proponent of Pro Bono Work, Requiring Students “To Do 40 Hours Of Public Interest Work.” “You know, we have a requireme…
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Posted by Research on June 28, 2010
IN 1995, KAGAN WANTED NOMINATION HEARINGS TO BE “MEANINGFUL,” FOCUS ON “LEGAL ISSUES”
Kagan Believed Senate Must Engage Nominee “In Meaningful Discussion Of Legal Issues,” If Not, “Process Takes On An …
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