“It really is a pleasure. I forgot my orange — I’m so sorry,” U.S. Supreme Court associate justice Elena Kagan ’81 joked as she addressed a crowd of approximately 900 attendees in a packed Richardson ...

After all, she’s 50, young for the court ... and then blunt the other side’s efforts to sharpen it. Elena Kagan, like John Roberts and Samuel Alito, may prove to be far edgier on the court ...

As I have explained, Kagan’s statement seemed designed to fool the reader into thinking that Kagan was expressing her view that the Constitution does not confer a right to same-sex marriage.

That means that, if Justices Sonia Sotomayor or Elena Kagan remain on the Supreme Court ... off the Court whenever they can be replaced by younger versions of themselves, while Republican justices ...

Elena Kagan should, however, recuse herself based on the undisputed fact that her office, the Office of the Solicitor General, and her top deputy, Neil Katyal, were undeniably involved, from the ...

An excerpt: In 1993, Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Joe Biden hired [Elena] Kagan as his special counsel for the Ginsburg confirmation process. Kagan’s implicit charge was to make Biden ...

b. In her capacity as solicitor general, Elena Kagan was personally involved, even if only to a limited degree, in advising how to defend against challenges to Obamacare. Among other things ...

SCOTUSblog’s Tom Goldstein has offered his analysis of the recusal obligations that Elena Kagan, if appointed to the Supreme Court, would face as a result of her service as Solicitor General.

Princeton gave top alumni honors to Elena Kagan, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, and David Card, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, at Princeton’s 110th Alumni Day on Saturday, Feb. 22, in ...

Liberal-leaning justice Elena Kagan said on Monday that a panel of lower-court judges could enforce the Supreme Court’s new ethics code that was adopted last November. Kagan first endorsed the ...

Hagan Scotten, Lead Prosecutor of Eric Adams, Resigns in Awesome Letter Justice Elena Kagan has garnered headlines for what can best be described as an attack on the Supreme Court’s legitimacy.

As part of the Antonin Scalia Lecture series at Harvard Law School, Justice Elena Kagan discusses the reading of statutes. ABOUT RESOURCES JOB POSTINGS PRIVACY POLICY CONTACT US Sign up to receive a ...