Koh considered likely candidate for Court
This is the second part of a two-part profile.
By Andrew Mangino
Staff reporter
The first-ever Asian-American Supreme Court justice — still several years away from his nomination — may be sitting today in the dean’s office of Yale Law School.
At Washington, D.C., cocktail hours, on the pages of the New York Times, in the minds of his students and colleagues, Law School Dean Harold Hongju Koh is perhaps more well-positioned than most other legal-minded liberals to one day sit on the highest court in the land. And if he is nominated come a Democratic victory...
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