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Alito’s first book pushes conservative justice into spotlight
Two decades after joining the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito joins the ranks of justices as authors. Alito’s first book, “So Ordered,” set for release Tuesday, is an adapted collection of speeches he’s given over the years commenting on abortion, originalism, threats to the judiciary and more. It doesn’t break much new ground for those…
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That window probably would be the last chance for President Donald Trump to get a conservative successor to the 76-year-old justice confirmed by the Senate if Democrats take the upper chamber.
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Two decades after joining the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito joins the ranks of justices as authors. Alito’s first book, “So Ordered,” set for release Tuesday, is an adapted collection of speeches he’s given over the years commenting on abortion, originalism, threats to the judiciary and more. It doesn’t break much new ground for those…
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito gave a rare interview to CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford. He said it is wrong for leaders of both parties to portray the justices as political players.
Plus, why do so many major Supreme Court cases originate in Colorado?
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Justice Alito has spent the past 20 years fighting for America at the Supreme Court. Now, it's time for the rest of the nation to do the same.
His recent Wall Street Journal column on this subject makes some interesting points, but raises more questions than answers.
'We have never before seen restrictions as severe, extensive and prolonged as those experienced for most of 2020'
The author of Dobbs sits down with National Review.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has spent an unusual amount of time in the public eye ahead of the Court’s new term, sitting for a series of interviews about his judicial philosophy, his future on the bench, and the increasingly public disagreements surrounding the nation’s highest Court. In his latest interview with The Wall Street ...
