Charlie Rose interviewed the justice minister of Israel.
In an interview, the retired justice reflected on what he called some of the Supreme Court's biggest missteps, the confirmation process, term limits and his decision to retire at 90. Justice Stevens, 98, suggested that Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's performance at his confirmation hearing "demonstrated a potential bias" that should disqualify him.
With respect to the admissibility of the record of the 8 March interview, the trial judge (Justice Cummins) had instructed the jury that: "Normally, failure to avail an interviewee of [the right to legal access] would be fatal to the admission of a subsequent interview.
The many interviews with the justice don't always illuminate matters.
The film features exclusive interviews with the justice and with Gloria Steinem, Nina Totenberg, Sen. Orrin Hatch and others; scenes from Ginsburg's career and private life, including previously unseen home movies, are also included.
He was then subsequently interviewed by the justice department's inspector general.
Wang Fengying, the younger sister of the former police chief, said in a telephone interview this week that the justice system had been unfair and that Mr. Wang should not have to serve the 15-year prison sentence that a court imposed.
Using actual court transcripts and parts of interviews with the justices, the inventive company, with the director John Collins, questions whether erotic dancing is art or immorality.
Mr. Toobin — a staff writer at The New Yorker and senior legal analyst at CNN — draws upon not-for-attribution interviews with the justices and more than 40 of their law clerks to serve up a lucid, if sometimes highly opinionated, assessment of the Roberts court.
In the interview, Justice Stevens also offered behind-the-scenes glimpses of how opinions are assigned, and he criticized aspects of Brown v. Board of Education, the 1954 decision requiring the integration of public schools.
