kenneth starr has argued 36 cases before this court and is now a professor of law at pepperdine university. ñrkenneth starr was a member of the judiciary. we lost him when he answered the call to public service to go into the justice department and become solicitor general of the united states, and he was warren burger's law clerk, and has his own book about the court, "first among equals at." -- "first among equals." paul has passed the 50 mark. he was here when i was a clerk, and is a partner at king and spalding. mr. johan is managing partner of meyer brown and a contributing editor of supreme court practice. i am not sure it is delivered to keep that in one volume. it is getting bigger. but the supreme court practice book that mr. co-edits, he has great experience because he has been solicitor general of the united states and argued 40 cases before the court. back at the have this experience -- the fact that he has this experience has contributed to that volume. there are things we should not question. but what those things that is not questioned and accepted as authorial is the book o

kenneth starr has argued 36 cases before this court and is now a professor of law at pepperdine universitylost him when he answered the call to public service to go into the justice department and become solicitor general of the united states, and he was warren burger's law clerk, and has his own book about the court, "first among equals at." -- "first among equals." paul has passed the 50 mark. he was here when i was a clerk, and is a partner at king and spalding. @@@@@@@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ great experience because he has been solicitor general of the united states and argued 40 cases before the court. back at the have this experience -- the fact that he has this experience has contributed to that volume. there are things we should not question. but what those things that is not questioned and accepted as authorial is the book on supreme court practice, and it is immensely helpful. i'm going to turn the proceedings over to our contributors. thank you very much for your contributions to the law, and for being here this evening. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, and good evening. i'm

he's now a professor of law at pepperdine university and is of counsel to kirkland and ellis or i should have said that drew days is of counsel to morrison and forster. ken starr was a member of the judiciary. we lost him when he answered the the call to public service to go into the justice department and then to become the solicitor general of the united states, and he was chief justice warren berger's law clerk, and he has his own book about the court, "first among equals." paul clement has argued 51 cases the supreme court of the united states. you've passed the 50 mark. and paul was a clerk when i was here at the court. he was a clerk for justice scalia and as a partner of king and spaulding. there are professor or ken geller is managing partner of meyer brown. he is contributing editor of supreme court practice. i'm not sure if it's deliberate that you keep that in one volume. it's getting bigger. [laughter] but the supreme court practice book there mr. geller co-edits and he has great experience because he himself has been a so husband to have -- solicitor general and deputy solic