Jones Day served up a healthy serving of red meat at a panel discussion on the state of the federal judiciary on Wednesday, on the sidelines of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
The tone of the event—overtly partisan and often strident—appeared aimed at staunchly conservative business interests and government officials in town for the convention. The discussion, which was held at Jones Day’s offices in the city, included partner Donald McGahn II, the general counsel of the Trump campaign; partner and litigator Michael Carvin; and Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama.
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