U.S. Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan won't give her opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee until late this afternoon, but the White House has released a few excerpts of what she's planning to say. Kagan, who was the dean of Harvard Law School before becoming U.S. solicitor general, will draw in part on that earlier experience. Kagan will also give a warning to those senators who might want her to commit to particular positions.
June 28, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan won’t give her opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee until late this afternoon, but the White House has released a few excerpts of what she’s planning to say.
Kagan, who was the dean of Harvard Law School before becoming U.S. solicitor general, will draw in part on that earlier experience.
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