Michael Uhlmann is a legal scholar and political scientist who has written extensively on constitutional law and the judiciary. He contributed to The Weekly Standard in 1998, writing about the Supreme Court and judicial matters. Uhlmann served in the U.S. Department of Justice and later taught at Claremont Graduate University.
When William J. Brennan stepped down from the Supreme Court in 1990, he received a chorus of extravagant praise not heard since Earl Warren retired in 1969. And when Brennan died last year, there was bestowed upon him the rhetorical equivalent of a state funeral. The general sense of these glowing…
When William J. Brennan stepped down from the Supreme Court in 1990, he received a chorus of extravagant praise not heard since Earl Warren retired in 1969. And when Brennan died last year, there was bestowed upon him the rhetorical equivalent of a state funeral. The general sense of these glowing…