Kennedy talks poverty, rights
Justice avoids topic of Court politics
He may be the swing vote on the U.S. Supreme Court, but Anthony Kennedy said calling it the “Kennedy Court” might motivate his colleagues to rebel.
Tyler Hill/Contributing Photographer
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy leaves the Law School on Thursday after a speech that touched on world poverty.
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