Jeffrey Rosen

National Constitution Center

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President and CEO of the National Constitution Center. Professor of Law at George Washington University and Legal Affairs Editor of The New Republic; author of The Supreme Court: The Personalities and Rivalries that Defined America

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The late Justice Antonin Scalia relished the use of vivid language in fiery debates about the Constitution, politics and social issues.

Antonin Scalia: His Legacy in Law and Politics

The late Justice Antonin Scalia relished the use of vivid language in fiery debates about the Constitution, politics and social issues.

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Whatever its ultimate ruling in June may be, the US Supreme Court made history this week.

Supreme Court Justices Weigh Future of Healthcare Law

Whatever its ultimate ruling in June may be, the US Supreme Court made history this week.

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After yesterday's  opening statements , the Senate Judiciary Committee today got down to the business of  interrogating Elena Kagan , the President's latest nominee for the US Supreme…

Kagan in the Spotlight

After yesterday's opening statements , the Senate Judiciary Committee today got down to the business of interrogating Elena Kagan , the President's latest nominee for the US Supreme…

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