Solicitor General Briefs Now Include An “Introduction” Section
On the Monday after Thanksgiving, the New York Times published a lengthy article about turnover and partisanship in the Solicitor General’s Office. Yet, there is very little new information. In April, the Washington Post reported on departures from OSG after Trump took office, and that there were now two principal deputies. The Times adds that the Office brought on several new deputies who (gasp!) clerked for Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett. But in the end, there is not even a hint […]