Research

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The Myth of Neutrality: Partisan Dynamics within the Civil Rights Division- This paper examines whether the Department of Justice—often viewed as a politically neutral agency within the federal bureaucracy—functions as an impartial arbiter of the law. To explore this question, I conduct a case study of the Civil Rights Division’s impartiality by analyzing amicus brief filing patterns, court-selection strategies, and support dynamics. (Draft Available)

Coordination and Coalescence in Supreme Court Oral Arguments- (lead author: Dr. Jake Truscott).