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  • John Roberts Appoints Judges to More Than the FISA Court

    August 8, 2013, Russell Wheeler

  • How Much of a Mark Can Obama Put on the Courts of Appeal?

    June 11, 2013, Russell Wheeler

  • Appointing judges to existing vacancies is not court-packing. It's simply the way the system works. ... It's hard for me to believe that behind this so-called court efficiency proposal is not an effort to keep the court's active judgeships balanced with four Republican appointees and four Democratic appointees.

    May 29, 2013, Russell Wheeler, http://www.npr.org/blogs/itsallpolitics/2013/05/29/186952724/Senators-Tussle-Over-Unpacking-Key-D-C-Court
  • An Examination of the Judicial Conduct and Disability System

    April 25, 2013, Russell Wheeler

  • What's Behind all Those Judicial Vacancies Without Nominees?

    April 18, 2013, Russell Wheeler

  • Filling Judicial Vacancies In Obama's Second Term—Some Prospects

    January 28, 2013, Russell Wheeler

  • Judicial Nominations and Confirmations in Obama’s First Term

    December 13, 2012, Russell Wheeler

  • Whether you agree with it or not, the Supreme Court has become almost as much a political institution as it is a legal one...For one, the cases that come before the Court are very often politically charged. Furthermore, you have nine justices that are there for life and can, for all intents and purposes, act with impunity

    October 1, 2012, Russell Wheeler, Erickson Tribune
  • Preview of New Supreme Court Term

    September 28, 2012, Russell Wheeler

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  • The Case for Confirming District Court Judges

    September 18, 2012, Russell Wheeler

  • Obama’s Judicial Confirmations at the Election Year Summer Recess, and Prospects for the Fall

    August 2, 2012, Russell Wheeler

  • It's hard to know what explains the dearth of Obama nominees compared to recent predecessors, but I have to think that increased threats by home-state senators to withhold blue slips is part of the answer.

    June 18, 2012, Russell Wheeler, National Law Journal
  • Supreme Court Hears Health Care Challenge

    March 22, 2012, Russell Wheeler

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  • Web Chat: Supreme Court to Hear Health Care Law Challenge

    March 21, 2012, Russell Wheeler

  • Judicial Confirmations: What Thurmond Rule?

    March 19, 2012, Russell Wheeler

  • Judicial Nominations and Confirmations after Three Years—Where Do Things Stand?

    January 13, 2012, Russell Wheeler

  • What’s So Hard About Regulating Supreme Court Justices’ Ethics? — A Lot

    November 28, 2011, Russell Wheeler

  • Web Chat: Supreme Court Set to Rule on Health Care Reform Bill

    November 16, 2011, Russell Wheeler

  • Web Chat: The Supreme Court and the Presidential Race

    October 12, 2011, Russell Wheeler

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    October 7, 2011, Russell Wheeler

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  • Options for Federal Judicial Screening Committees (Second Edition)

    September 13, 2011, Rebecca Love Kourlis and Russell Wheeler

  • Regulating the Ethics of Supreme Court Justices?

    March 21, 2011, Russell Wheeler

  • Government is now not doing its job, that's what it comes down to; it's just not filling these [judicial] vacancies in a timely manner.

    March 4, 2011, Russell Wheeler, Judicial nominee logjam creates 'crisis' in some federal courts
  • Breaking the Judicial Nominations and Confirmations Logjam

    February 28, 2011

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  • Do Judicial Emergencies Matter? Nomination and Confirmation Delay during the 111th Congress

    February 16, 2011, Sarah A. Binder and Russell Wheeler

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