- Fair and Just Courts
- Government Accountability
- Church-State Issues
Senior Fellow Elliot Mincberg has researched and analyzed the Supreme Court, the Department of Justice, religious liberty and other civil rights/civil liberties issues for more than three decades. At PFAW, Elliot’s work centers around judicial appointments, which he’s focused on since Robert Bork’s nomination to the Supreme Court, and right-wing attacks on LGBT rights and religious liberty. Prior to his role as senior fellow at PFAW, he served as legal director and general counsel for PFAW and PFAW Foundation, as chief counsel for oversight and investigations of the House Judiciary Committee, and as a partner at a major DC law firm. He also serves on the Committee on Religious Liberty of the National Council of Churches and the National Advisory Board of the Religious Freedom Center of the Newseum Institute.
Mincberg has been cited as an expert in national publications including the New York Times, Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and the Nation and has appeared on national broadcast outlets such as CNN and NPR. He’s testified before Congress on key issues and his work has been published in outlets such as the Aspen Journal of Ideas, Salon, and the Huffington Post. He has actively participated in federal and state court litigation at all levels on religious liberty, discrimination, and voting rights issues.
Elliot Mincberg's Areas of Expertise
All Posts
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Blog Post | May 16, 2016
Supreme Court Punts in Zubik Case – and Shows Again the Crucial Importance of a Fully-Staffed Supreme Court
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Blog Post | March 21, 2016
Meet President Obama’s Supreme Court Nominee Merrick Garland
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Blog Post | January 26, 2016
Supreme Court Goes Back to Work in January and Shows Again Why Election Day is Judgment Day
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Blog Post | January 21, 2016
Divided Supreme Court Issues Good Decision in Important Class Action Case
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Blog Post | November 14, 2015
Supreme Court Takes Up Most Significant Reproductive Rights Cases in Decades
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Blog Post | October 19, 2015
Supreme Court Goes Back to Work and Shows Again Why Election Day Is Judgment Day
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Blog Post | September 25, 2015
Why November 8, 2016 is Judgment Day for the Supreme Court — and Our Rights
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Blog Post | June 9, 2015
What’s at Stake in the Supreme Court’s Fair Housing Case?
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Blog Post | March 31, 2015
Hobby Lobby Comes Home to Roost as States Consider “Religious Freedom” Legislation
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Blog Post | July 24, 2014
What Hobby Lobby Shows Us About the Supreme Court and Civil Rights Laws: Winners and Losers in the Roberts Court