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Dr. Adam Feldman is the creator and author of the Empirical SCOTUS blog. He has a law degree from U.C. Berkeley’s Boalt Hall School of Law and practiced law as a trial lawyer for three years before starting a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Southern California. He has eleven published or forthcoming articles in law and peer-reviewed journals and is completing a postdoctoral fellowship through Columbia Law School.

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01.17.19 Empirical SCOTUS: If Ginsburg leaves, it could be the liberals’ biggest loss yet – A look back at previous justices replaced with more conservative successors
01.10.19 Empirical SCOTUS: Which Supreme Court cases are generating the most interest?
12.27.18 Empirical SCOTUS: 365 days of Trump and the Supreme Court
12.13.18 Empirical SCOTUS: The heightened importance of the Federal Circuit
12.04.18 Empirical SCOTUS: Differences between “Obama” and “Trump” judges, while sometimes subtle, can’t be denied
11.28.18 Empirical SCOTUS: The strength of precedent is in the justices’ actions, not words
11.19.18 Empirical SCOTUS: Follow the experts in framing petitions for cert
11.09.18 Empirical SCOTUS: Breadcrumbs in a new term
10.31.18 Empirical SCOTUS: With a little help from academic scholarship
10.24.18 Empirical SCOTUS: State fault lines that might lead to big cases before the Supreme Court
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