| Supreme Court Nominations 1789-2005:
Actions by the Senate, the Judiciary Committee and the President.
Rutkus, Denis Steven; Bearden, Maureen
Congressional Research Report for Congress, Janury 5, 2006,
45p
“The process of appointing Supreme Court Justices has undergione
changes over two centuries, but its most basic feature – the sharing
of power between the President and Senate – has remained unchanged.”
Denis Steven Rutkus is a specialist in American National Government;
Maureen Bearden is an Information research specialist. Both work
for the Government and Finance Division of the Congressional Research
service of the Library of Congress.
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