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Author: Austin Sarat

Austin Sarat is associate provost, associate dean of the faculty and a professor of jurisprudence and political science at Amherst College.
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How Justice Alito Is Openly Testing the Bounds of Judicial Conduct

How Justice Alito Is Openly Testing the Bounds of Judicial Conduct

Austin Sarat and Dennis Aftergut

Last week, in front of The Federalist Society—arguably the nation’s most influential conservative legal group—Justice Samuel Alito delivered a speech so partisan and political, critics are calling it “more befitting a Trump rally than a legal society.”

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