Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s Memoir to Be Published This Fall

Published on April 4, 2024

Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s two-volume memoir, recounting his early life in California and 30 years of service on the court, is set to be published in the fall. Famous as the swing vote on the court, before he retired in 2018, he wrote controversial opinions on same-sex marriage, campaign finance, and the detention of enemy combatants. Justice Kennedy also holds the distinction of being the only Supreme Court justice to have two of his former clerks –Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh— appointed to the court. Publisher Simon and Schuster said this week that “Life and Law: The Early Years” and “Life and Law: The Court Years” will be published on Oct. 1. The memoir will be available as a boxed set and as individual editions, each weighing in at about 320 pages....

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