“James L. Buckley may have come from a wider range of experience in the federal legislative and executive branches than any other federal judge in history, or at least recent history.” So writes Stuart Taylor...
Read the Society's latest newsletter to learn about Jim Rocap, the Society's new president, and read his thoughts on the Society's future.
Charles Horsky's oral history was taken for the Historical Society by Carol Elder Bruce. The summary was written by Carl Stern.
Judge Harris' oral history was taken for the Historical Society by William Ross. The summary was written by Carl Stern.
Mark Tuohey's oral history was taken for the Historical Society by Bill Marmon, who has prepared a summary of its highlights.
Earl Silbert's oral history was taken for the Historical Society by William Causey, who has prepared a summary of its highlights.
Bernard Nordlinger's oral history was taken for the Historical Society by Daniel R. Ernst, who has prepared a summary of its highlights.
Samuel Dash's oral history was taken for the Historical Society by Zona Hostetler, who has prepared a summary of its highlights.
Reggie Walton's oral history was taken for the Historical Society by Washington Carl Stern, who has prepared a summary of its highlights.
Read the Historical Society's Most Recent Newsletter, which includes the inaugural program of the new series -- "Judge Patricia M. Wald Programs on Life and Law in the Courts of the D.C. Circuit" -- a program about the Chevron doctrine that was held June 13, 2019 and much more.
