Anthony Kennedy

These 9 Justices Failed to Vote the Way Their Party Expected

by Ronald L. Feinman

But have we seen the last of their kind?

An Accident of History Gave Us Anthony Kennedy, SCOTUS, Supreme Court

by Ronald L. Feinman

Another accident gave us Harry Blackmun. What does that tell you?

Brett Kavanaugh's Nomination to the Supreme Court: What Historians Are Saying

Their tweets and retweets. 

"The Decider": Kennedy's legacy as a Supreme Court swing vote

Legal experts told NBC News that the retiring justice rooted many of his key opinions in his belief that a "right to dignity" was protected by the Constitution.

Will Anthony Kennedy Retire?

What Influences a Justice’s Decision

Justice Anthony Kennedy’s Tolerance Is Seen in His Sacramento Roots

At 78, he has advanced legal equality for gays more than any other American jurist, making his friend Mr. Schaber, who died in 1997 — and who was, many who knew him believe, a closeted gay man — look prescient.