Researchers at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library are working overtime to produce more than 160,000 pages of documents -- some of them possibly holding clues to the record of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan. Senate Republicans have questioned whether dumping all that material three weeks before Kagan's confirmation hearings would allow enough time to fully scrutinize her record. There's much unknown about her tenure as a lawyer in Clinton's White House and as part of his Domestic Policy Council.
June 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Researchers at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library are working overtime to produce more than 160,000 pages of documents — some of them possibly holding clues to the record of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan.
Senate Republicans have questioned whether dumping all that material three weeks before Kagan’s confirmation hearings would give them enough time to fully scrutinize her record.
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