Neal Katyal returns to the U.S. Supreme Court lectern today, for the 39th time, and he offered his views on advocacy the other night on MSNBC, where he’s now a regular commentator. Plus: a D.C. judge recently acquitted a Supreme Court protester—more on that below. And scroll down for a snapshot of what one prominent appellate advocate was making at his Big Law firms—a glimpse that only a nominee disclosure form can provide. Thanks for reading Supreme Court Brief. Contact us at [email protected] and [email protected], and follow us on Twitter at @Tonymauro and @MarciaCoyle.
Katyal Talks Supreme Court Advocacy… and His Indian Wedding
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