# Stephen Breyer
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Stephen Gerald Breyer (, BRY-ər; born August 15, 1938) is an American lawyer and jurist who served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1994 until his retirement in 2022. He was nominated by President Bill Clinton, and replaced retiring justice Harry Blackmun. Breyer was generally associated with the liberal wing of the Court.
SPECIAL: Justice Stephen Breyer on Trump, the Rule of Law, and Whether the Supreme Court is Political
In this special episode of UnCommon Law, former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer sits down with Bloomberg Law's Matthew S. Schwartz to discuss the Court, executive power, Dobbs, judicial independence, and the rule of law. Reflecting on nearly three decades on the bench — and the perennial quest…
Justice Stephen Breyer on Trump, the Rule of Law, and Whether the Supreme Court is Political
Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer sits down with Bloomberg Law's Matthew S. Schwartz to discuss the Court, executive power, Dobbs, judicial independence, and the rule of law. Reflecting on nearly three decades on the bench — and the perennial question of whether politics shapes when justi…
"America Unfinished" Edited by Alexandra Natapoff and Guy-Uriel Charles
“A new status quo has taken hold in Washington DC,” writes Jody Freeman, one of the Harvard Law School professors offering up short essays in America Unfinished: 250 Years of Law and Governance.
“The federal government is more partisan and less professional than at any time in the modern era,” con…
Let’s Pretend We’re Justices | Interview: Chris Scalia
David French and Sarah Isgur steelman Justice John Paul Stevens and Justice Stephen Breyers’s dissents in the Heller case through a one-act play produced by ChatGPT. The two also invite Chris Scalia to play the majority opinion writer (and his late father) Justice Antonin Scalia.
The Agenda:
–On…
Irked Alito breaks silence on retirement rumors and mortality as 'vultures' circle
Alito Isn’t Hiding the Court’s Partisanship. He’s Normalizing It.
Life Tenure, Real Power
Samuel Alito’s latest interview does not reveal a mystery. It confirms a structure. A life-tenured justice, protected by an aging conservative supermajority and a Republican Senate that may still be available …
"Rebreyerment."
Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement announcement gives President Biden his first chance to fill a Supreme Court vacancy, former Obama White House lawyer Kate Shaw joins to talk about potential nominees and what it’s like go through a confirmation fight, and the week’s worst punditry gets the scorn …
“Resignation Dogs.”
The war in Afghanistan is almost over after a massive evacuation and a horrifying terrorist attack, Republican politicians use the tragedy as a pretense to call for Joe Biden’s impeachment, and NYU Law Professor Melissa Murray talks to Jon Lovett about the Supreme Court’s decision to block the admi…
221. Andy & DJ CTI: Stephen Breyer To Retire, Antonio Brown Lawsuit & Threats From Russia
In today's episode, Andy & DJ discuss Justice Stephen Breyer retiring from the SCOTUS, Antonio Brown considering a defamation lawsuit against the Buccaneers, and Russia threatening to take 'appropriate measures' if the West's responses to demands aren't constructive.
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