Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 24, 2017
Slow ball with Neil Gorsuch
The drama remaining in these confirmation proceedings consists of the skill by which a senator from the opposing party deploys the "slow approach."
Steven S. Kimball
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UC Berkeley Boalt Hall
Steven is a lawyer in Sacramento
As the confirmation hearings of Judge Neil Gorsuch come to a close, another raft of news articles, media stories and think pieces circulate about the non-event of hearings where senators try to exact from the nominee a preview of his or her position on the hot-button issues and the nominee responds with the "Ginsburg technique" - that (1) forecasting a vote on a case that might come before the Supreme Court would contravene judicial impartiality, and (2) a hypothetical or abstract answer w...
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