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M. Edward Whelan III, president, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Whelan is a former clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia.
Sonja West, professor, University of Georgia School of Law
West is a former law clerk to Justice Stevens
Lucas “Scot’ Powe Jr., professor at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law
Powe is a Supreme Court historian
Andrew Pincus, partner, Mayer Brown
Pincus has argued 19 cases at the Supreme Court.
Carter Phillips, managing partner, D.C. office of Sidley Austin
Phillips is former law clerk to late Chief Justice Warren Burger, Phillips has argued 66 cases before the Supreme Court.
Todd Peppers, professor, Roanoke College
Peppers is author of Courtiers of the Marble Palace: The Rise and Influence of the Supreme Court Law Clerk.
John Payton is director-counsel and president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Payton is a former partner at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr.
Douglas Kendall, founder and president, Constitutional Accountability Center
CAC is a progressive think tank and law firm
Pamela Harris, executive director of the Supreme Court Institute at Georgetown University Law Center
Harris is a former law clerk to Justice Stevens.
Lee Epstein, professor, Northwestern University
Epstein is author of books and studies on Supreme Court.

Stevens Blog Contributors, continued

Diane Marie Amann, professor, University of California – Davis School of Law
Amann is a former law clerk to Justice Stevens and author of forthcoming book on Stevens’ jurisprudence.
Bill Barnhart, former columnist and business writer for the Chicago Tribune
Barnhart is the author of forthcoming biography of Stevens.
Walter Dellinger, chair of appellate practice, O’Melveny &Myers
Dellinger is the former acting solicitor general and was a law clerk to late Justice Hugo Black.
John Elwood, partner at D.C. office Vinson & Elkins
Elwood is former law clerk to Justice Anthony Kennedy.

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The Justices on Stevens

From our sibling Blog of Legal Times, a rundown of the justices' statements on John Paul Stevens and his retirement.

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