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Brett Kavanaugh.

U.S. Supreme Court justice since 2018 (born 1965)

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  • FED Structural

    Kavanaugh's judicial rulings are cited as defining and protecting the operational independence of the Federal Reserve.

    Well supportedJul 7
  • Graham Platner Operational

    Platner and Kavanaugh are political rivals who actively criticize each other's judicial and political impact, influencing one another's campaigns.

    Well supportedAug 26
  • John Roberts Operational

    Roberts and Kavanaugh are colleagues whose professional actions as Supreme Court Justices involve both collaboration on rulings and direct ideological disagreement.

    Well supportedAug 31
  • BAYER Structural

    Bayer's legal liability and protection were structurally dependent on the majority opinion authored by Justice Kavanaugh.

    Well supportedJul 18
  • Catherine Hanaway Operational

    Hanaway is actively appealing her legal case to Justice Kavanaugh, who is reviewing and ruling on the matter.

    Well supportedSep 11
  • Graham Structural

    Graham played a key role in guiding and supporting Brett Kavanaugh through his nomination process.

    Some supportJul 13
  • Elena Kagan Operational

    The two justices actively engage in judicial conflict and coordination, resulting in both opposing and shared opinions in Supreme Court rulings.

    Well supportedJul 13
  • Kavanaugh's judicial rulings limited the Federal Election Commission's authority over campaign finance and spending limits.

    Well supportedSep 5
  • senate Structural

    Kavanaugh's tenure and actions are functionally dependent on the consent and processes of the Senate.

    Well supportedAug 3
  • George W. Bush Structural

    Brett Kavanaugh served as staff secretary for George W. Bush during his presidency.

    Well supportedSep 9
  • House Operational

    Kavanaugh's judicial rulings and suggestions actively influence the legislative focus and agenda of the House.

    Well supportedJul 10
  • The Administrative Procedure Act establishes the legal framework and standards that govern the review and implementation of agency actions considered by Brett Kavanaugh.

    Well supportedSep 15
  • EPA Structural

    Kavanaugh's judicial rulings impose formal constraints on the EPA's authority, while the EPA's conclusions are cited in his legal work.

    Well supportedJul 24
  • Collins Transactional

    Collins voted to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

    Well supportedMon 00:51
  • Samuel Alito Operational

    As Supreme Court colleagues, they actively interact by concurring on rulings or offering differing legal interpretations.

    Well supportedSep 15
  • Bob Onder Transactional

    Kavanaugh issued a formal order requiring Onder to respond to a specific filing.

    Some supportSep 10
  • A's judicial rulings establish precedents that govern the operational limits and composition of the FTC.

    Some supportJun 30
  • Jon Kyl Transactional

    Jon Kyl influenced and voted for Brett Kavanaugh's judicial appointment to the Supreme Court.

    Well supportedSep 18
  • Citizens United Operational

    Kavanaugh's judicial opinions actively build upon, challenge, and apply the legal precedents established by the Citizens United case regarding campaign finance.

    Well supportedJul 14
  • Kavanaugh ruled in favor of the NRSC in a case concerning spending limits.

    Well supportedJul 3
  • Susan Collins Transactional

    Collins provided crucial support in the Senate for Kavanaugh's confirmation, and his subsequent judicial actions were influenced by the body she represented.

    Some supportJun 23
  • Jim Banks Structural

    Banks drafts legislation specifically incorporating and referencing Kavanaugh's judicial concurrences and opinions.

    Well supportedAug 18
  • John Roberts Operational

    Roberts and Kavanaugh are peers in the Supreme Court, actively debating, influencing, and co-authoring rulings on major cases.

    Well supportedAug 27
  • Lindsey Graham Operational

    Graham actively provided political support and defense for Kavanaugh during his nomination and confirmation processes.

    Well supportedAug 11
  • Christine Blasey Ford Transactional

    Christine Blasey Ford made serious allegations of sexual assault against Brett Kavanaugh regarding events that occurred in 2018.

    Well supportedJul 28
  • Republican Party Operational

    Kavanaugh's judicial rulings, including majority opinions, directly establish the operational and legal limits for the Republican Party.

    Well supportedJul 1
  • Arizona Shared context

    Kavanaugh's judicial confirmation and political career were situated within the political context of Arizona.

    Well supportedSep 17
  • Dobbs Operational

    Kavanaugh's vote was a key factor determining the outcome related to Dobbs.

    Some supportJun 23
  • high court Operational

    Brett Kavanaugh, in his capacity as a judge, issues rulings and concurrences affecting the current business of the High Court.

    Some supportSep 16
  • Alabama Structural

    Alabama serves as the functional jurisdiction through which emergency appeals related to Brett Kavanaugh are processed.

    Some supportSep 15
  • Cuba Structural

    Kavanaugh's judicial rulings on foreign sovereign immunity legally govern lawsuits against Cuban state companies.

    Well supportedJun 24
  • Chelsea Clinton Transactional

    Chelsea Clinton actively protested the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

    Some supportAug 18

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