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How Today’s Supreme Court Will Shape Our Future

Neal Katyal, former Acting Solicitor General of the US, and Ruth Marcus, Deputy Editorial Page Editor and Op-Ed Columnist, The Washington Post

BY Aspen Community Programs

Video

07.08.2022
Law and Public Policy

How the Courts Are Shaping Health Care as We Know It

Katie Keith will take the stage this week at Aspen Ideas: Health.

BY Katie Keith

Blog Post

06.21.2022
Law and Public Policy

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 1933-2020

The nation mourns the loss of a truly great American. Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life work and 27-year tenure on the Supreme Court have made this world a better place and will inspire all of us for generations to come.

BY The Aspen Institute

Blog Post

09.18.2020
Law and Public Policy

Gildenhorn Book Talk with Jeffrey Rosen

This remarkable book presents a unique portrait of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, drawing on more than twenty years of conversations with Jeffrey Rosen, starting in the 1990s and continuing through the Trump era.

BY Aspen Institute Public Programs

Video

01.27.2020
Law and Public Policy

Justice Stephen Breyer on the Future of the Supreme Court

Justice Stephen Breyer discussed the Supreme Court's vacancy and the importance of civic education.

BY Leah Sorini

Blog Post

07.12.2018
Law and Public Policy

A Conversation with Evan Thomas

Journalist, historian, and author Evan Thomas, discusses his biography of Justice O’Connor.

BY Aspen Community Programs

Video

07.10.2018
Law and Public Policy

A Conversation with Justice Stephen Breyer

Joshua Johnson sits down with Justice Stephen Breyer.

BY Aspen Community Programs

Video

07.07.2018
Law and Public Policy

Young Leaders Discuss Gun Violence

Young leaders from Chicago and Parkland share perspectives on gun violence in conversation with Dan Porterfield.

BY Daniel R. Porterfield

Video

06.23.2018
Law and Public Policy

Ginsburg and the Civility Challenge

The justice discussed critical issues of equality before the law, specifically women’s rights.

BY Aspen Wye Fellows

Longform

10.18.2017
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