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  1. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Gender Quotas for Judges on International Courts

    By Tracy Thomas

    Nienke Grossman, Shattering the Glass Ceiling in International Adjudication, 56 Va. J. Int'l L. 339 (2016)The Article shows that women are found in dramatically low numbers on the benches of the majority…

  2. PrawfsBlawg

    More on the Leib-Lee Solution for SCOTUS

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Thursday, April 06, 2017More on the Leib-Lee Solution for SCOTUSA couple of reactions to Ethan's piece:1) The deal is better (and Garland a better nominee) for Republicans for the…

  3. PrawfsBlawg

    Naming in Judicial Nominations

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Tuesday, March 28, 2017Naming in Judicial NominationsI participated in a fantastic symposium in October at the University of Wisconsin Law School on “Modern Federal Judicial Selection.” A nearly final…

  4. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Gender, Judging, and Judicial Crisis

    By Tracy Thomas

    This article in the Akron Legal News Is the Judicial Selection Process in Crisis? details political science professor Sally Kenney's keynote speech from the recent Feminist Judgments conference.    These are dangerous…

  5. IAALS Blog

    National Groups Provide Insight and Remedies to Promote a More Diverse Bench

    By Anonymous

    National organizations that work to ensure fair, trusted, and accountable courts are increasingly recognizing the potential for implicit bias to obstruct this goal, particularly when such bias is brought to…

  6. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Rounding up commentary highlighting why I am just not that into SCOTUS nomination of Chief Judge Merrick Garland

    By Douglas Berman

    Main March 21, 2016Rounding up commentary highlighting why I am just not that into SCOTUS nomination of Chief Judge Merrick GarlandIn this initial post about Prez Obama's selection of Chief…

  7. The Right Coast

    Glenn Reynolds: Supreme Court picks need diversity, compromise

    By Thomas A. Smith

    My other proposal is less process-oriented: Maybe it s time to name a non-lawyer to the Supreme Court. There s nothing in the Constitution that requires Supreme Court justices to be lawyers,…

  8. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Great Supreme Court Fellows opportunity for all current and future sentencing researchers/advocates

    By Douglas Berman

    Main October 22, 2015Great Supreme Court Fellows opportunity for all current and future sentencing researchers/advocatesI was pleased and honored to receive a call yesterday from Office of the Counselor to…

  9. The Right Coast

    Randy Barnett on Instapundit

    By Thomas A. Smith

    So, if conservative Republicans want a different performance from the judiciary in the future, they must vet their presidential candidates to see whether they understand this point. Jeb Bush clearly…

  10. Sentencing Law and Policy

    “Ditch the Geezer Judges” … and consider RoboJudges?

    By Douglas Berman

    Main June 6, 2015"Ditch the Geezer Judges" ... and consider RoboJudges?The title of this post is the headline of this provocative new OZY commentary authored by Shannon Sims. Here are…