Online cspan. Org. Heres a look back at the proceedings from today. The next panel will be judge taha, ms. Masameno, judge henry, mr. Jaffer, judge cain, mr. Perkins, ms. Bresack and mr. Calamine. If i pronounced anyones name wrong, correct me when you testify. Im sorry, i thought maybe you werent here. Okay. You are obviously here. Okay. Would you do you swear that the testimony youre about to give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god . I do. Ive seen positive response. So i think please seat and i we never get everybody to honor the five minute rule. If you see the red light come on and you can summarize in about 30 seconds or so, it would be very much appreciated because im sure that there will be some questions of some of you and so we want to move things along, but i think im going to do it in the way youre seated there from my left to my right so would you start out, judge. Im pleased to do so and good morning to the d
Good morning to everybody whose here and especially those who have prepared for testimony today. We welcome everybody on what i think will be the final day of judge gorsuchs confirmation hearing. Weve already heard two days of impressive testimony from the nominee. I think hes shown great command of the law and i think he has showed a humility with his humble delivery and i think people learned a lot about our not only our political system but our judicial system with whats going on the last three days. Today will hear from a number of outside witnesses. Well hear from a number of distinguished witnesses both in support and in opposition to the nominee. They will all speak to the qualifications to be a Supreme Court justice. I look forward from hearing from all the witnesses today. Let me modify this a little bit because im going to spend maybe 15 minutes at the Agriculture Committee because the nominee for secretary of agricultures before that committee and im a member of that committ
Good morning to everybody whose here and especially those who have prepared for testimony today. We welcome everybody on what i think will be the final day of judge gorsuchs confirmation hearing. Weve already heard two days of impressive testimony from the nominee. I think hes shown great command of the law and i think he has showed a humility with his humble delivery and i think people learned a lot about our not only our political system but our judicial system with whats going on the last three days. Today will hear from a number of outside witnesses. Well hear from a number of distinguished witnesses both in support and in opposition to the nominee. They will all speak to the qualifications to be a Supreme Court justice. I look forward from hearing from all the witnesses today. Let me modify this a little bit because im going to spend maybe 15 minutes at the Agriculture Committee because the nominee for secretary of agricultures before that committee and im a member of that committ
Here on cspan2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] hello, everyone. Thank you so much for being here at the Georgetown Law School Supreme Court institute. My name is elizabeth, and im president of the constitutional accountability center, a nonprofit Public Interest law firm, think tank and Action Center dedicated to the progressive promise of the United States constitution. Cac is delighted to be hosting, cohosting this event tonight with the Supreme Court institute and major thanks to dory bernstein, the institutes director. We have a great event here tonight to talk about the important question of the future of access to courts. As many of you know, while this room is a mock courtroom of the Supreme Court, when you stand outside, you see inscribed over the arch of the door equal justice under law. But for many people, their search for that justice ends on the steps of the courthouse, becau
Attorneys discuss whether federal courts will reverse recent rulings that made it more difficult for individuals to sue in court. Cohosted by the Georgetown University law center and the Constitutional Accountability Center, this is one hour 30 minutes. Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for being here at the Georgetown Law School Supreme Court institute. My name is Elizabeth Wydra and oppression of the Constitutional Accountability Center, a nonprofit Public Interest law firm, think tank and Action Center dedicated to the progressive promise of United States constitution. Cac is delighted to be cohosting this event tonight with the Supreme Court institute and thanks to the institute director. We have a great event here tonight to talk about the important questions of the future of access to courts that as many of you know, while this room is a mock courtroom of the Supreme Court, when you stand outside d. C. And described over the arch of the door equal justice under law. But for many