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Judge Antonin Scalia responded to questions from committee members about his views regarding such topics as federal-state relationships, the Constitution, death penalty, abortion, national…

Former Senator Jeremiah Denton appeared on G. Gordon Liddy’s radio program to talk about his book When Hell Was in Session (WND Books; 7 edition (November 1, 2009). In the book, which was first…

Witnesses testified on protecting copyright videos and some of the technology that could be used to protect it.

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13-5 to recommend President Ronald Reagan’s nomination of Justice William Rehnquist to become Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. The committee…

The Senate conducted Morning Business. Note: This is an incomplete session.

Opening statements were made on the first day of the William Rehnquist confirmation hearings.

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Witnesses testified about problems in the reporting and documentation of POW/MIA service members. Note: There are audio issues during the program.

Admiral William Crowe and General Bernard Rogers testified on proposals to change the Department of Defense’s chain of command.

Military commanders testified on proposals on changing the Joint Chiefs of Staff and other changes to the military command structure.

Witnesses testified on the effectiveness of the military chain of command and its effect on joint services operations. Note: This is an incomplete program.

Former Secretaries of Defense testified on the organizational structure of the department and possible solutions to make it better.

Secretary Caspar Weinberger testified on proposed changes to the Department of Defense command structure.

Witnesses testified on private mercenary training facilities within the United States. They talked about investigations into domestic and international participants.

Senator Denton R-AL discussed the role terrorism plays in bringing about political change, and responded to callers' questions.

Director William Webster testified on recent cases and the 1986 budget requirements. This was the unclassified hearing. Note: This is an incomplete program.

The Senate Judiciary Committee re-interviewed Edwin Meese III following the independent counsel’s report on Eleven ethics complaints on Mr. Meese.

The Senate committee questioned William Bennett and other witnesses on Dr. Bennett’s nomination to be the Secretary of Education.

Witnesses testifies on the proposed changes to ownership regulation of radio and television stations.

Edwin Meese III testified on the first day of his confirmation hearing to be Attorney General of the United States.