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Session Submission Type: In-Person Created Panel
This panel features important studies that shed theoretical light on the nature of federal judicial selection, including the influence of key institutional rule changes and a highly polarized political environment. Featured papers explore the impact of the Senate’s decision to alter cloture rules and highlight the behavior of party leaders in the contemporary process. Attention is also paid, however, to exploring changes in federal judicial selection over time to better understand institutional development and the emergence of new confirmation trends.
Continuity and Change in the Appointment of Lower Federal Court Judges - Joshua Boston, Bowling Green State University; Patrick Donald Rickert, Washington University in St. Louis; James F. Spriggs, Washington University, St. Louis; Nicholas Waterbury, Washington University in St. Louis
Division in Lower Court Confirmations - Alicia Uribe-McGuire, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Gone Nuclear: The Filibuster Rules Change and the Judicial Confirmation Process - Logan Dancey, Wesleyan University; Kjersten Nelson, North Dakota State University; Eve M. Ringsmuth, Oklahoma State University; Emma Bari Solomon, Wesleyan University
Party Messaging and the Supreme Court Nomination Process - Andrew R Stone, Harvard University