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Hearings Aid
The Samuel Alito Supreme Court confirmation hearings go into full swing today with questions and speeches from members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Listen in live to the hearings with analysis from legal experts including constitutional expert Noah Feldman.
My Name Is Sam
Jonathan Darman, general editor at Newsweek
- recaps the kickoff of the Samuel Alito hearings
» Newsweek
Hearing Aid
Noah Feldman, professor of law at New York University
- analyzes the hearings for the Supreme Court nomination of Samuel Alito
» The Senate Judiciary Committee
» Noah Feldman (NYU)
Watching Like a Hawk
David Hawkings managing editor at Congressional Quarterly
- analyzes the hearings for the Supreme Court nomination of Samuel Alito
» Congressional Quarterly (subscription)
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