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Some Takeaways from Justice Kavanaugh’s First Term

By Carrie Severino | July 1, 2019

The end of Justice Kavanaugh’s first term on the Supreme Court is a fitting time to make some observations. This has not been a year marked by many ideologically divisive landmark decisions, but the latest spate of decisions tells us a lot more than we knew a few months ago. Recall speculation during the early spring that Kavanaugh and Chief Justice Roberts, who at the time had disagreed in only one reported decision, were forming a duo that was going to block a conservative majority on the Court. In fact, Kavanaugh has been a solid member of a new four-justice conservative bloc that is often (though unfortunately not always) joined by the Chief on key decisions advancing religious liberty, reestablishing federalism and separation of powers principles, and protecting the right to private property …

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Filed Under: In The News, JCN Bench Memo Tagged With: Bench Memo, Brett Kavanaugh, Carrie, Carrie Severino, Constitution, JCN, Judge Kavanaugh, Judicial Crisis Network, Kavanaugh, National Review, SCOTUS, Supreme Court

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