Judicial Selection During the Bush Administration

Posted on January 24, 2002 by lawhukukinet

Alliance for Justice has issued a report that outlines the legacy of President Bushs appointments to the federal courts. In Judicial Selection During the Bush Administration: 2008, the authors contend that a close examination of key judicial appointments that have…

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