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The Increasing Senate Scrutiny of Lower Federal Court Nominees
Roger E. Hartley and Lisa M. Holmes find that although the current delay
in processing judicial appointments is the longest in recent history, this kind of delay
and scrutiny of lower federal nominees is not a new political phenomenon. The authors
argue that institutional changes have led the Senate to invigorate its role of “Advice
and Consent” and have increased the political scrutiny of lower court nominations.
Advice & Dissent: The Struggle to Shape the Federal Judiciary, Forrest Maltzman and Sarah A. Binder Reviewed by Lisa M. Holmes
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