Judge Kavanaugh begins his testimony this week before the Senate Judiciary Committee as he seeks confirmation to the Supreme Court. The hearing is expected to last all week, and senators will no doubt grill Kavanaugh on executive power, abortion rights, the Affordable Care Act, corporate power, and the environment.
After more than two decades as a Washington lawyer and judge, Kavanaugh has an extremely long paper trail (and some are unhappy about the slow pace at which many of those documents have been publicly released).
Below are some key Kavanaugh documents to help you stay informed during the confirmation process. And be sure to follow Circuit Breaker on Twitter @DCCircuitBreak for continuous coverage of confirmation week.
Judicial Opinions
Every majority opinion, concurrence, and dissent Kavanaugh has written on the D.C. Circuit
Disclosure Reports
All of Kavanaugh’s financial disclosures and net work statements, courtesy of Fix the Court
Senate Judiciary Documents
Kavanaugh’s response to committee’s nomination questionnaire
All documents released by the committee
Academic Writing
Fixing Statutory Interpretation
The President and the Independent Counsel
Defense Presence and Participation: A Procedural Minimum for Batson v. Kentucky Hearings
Separation of Powers During the Forty-Fourth Presidency and Beyond
The Judge as Umpire: Ten Principles
A Dialogue With Federal Judges on the Role of History in Interpretation
Lecture: The Courts and the Administrative State
Circuit Breaker‘s Coverage of Kavanaugh
The Senate on Kavanaugh: Then and Now
In What May Be Kavanaugh’s Final Opinion at the D.C. Circuit, a Dispute Over FOIA Fees
Five Things You Might Not Know About Brett Kavanaugh
Judge Brett Kavanaugh: Analyzing How the Potential Next Justice Might Rule
