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Elena Kagan’s Guide to Better SCOTUS Hearings

By Bo Huttinger
Posted June 30, 2015 at 12:30pm

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In 1995, Elena Kagan wrote a paper blasting ‘vapid and hollow’ Supreme Court nomination hearings. Veteran Washington reporter Craig Crawford says her critique should be a guide to better hearings – starting with her own.

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