From Constitutional Law Prof Blog: “The National Archives and Records Administration this week issued a backgrounder and update on the dispute over Judge Kavanaugh’s records, with links to congressional requests and NARA responses. The statement comes at a time when Senate Democrats accuse Republicans of failing to seek and release most of Judge Kavanaugh’s records, including, critically, documents related to his time as staff secretary to President Bush (which might shed light on his involvement, if any, in controversial Bush Administration policies).” — Joe
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