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The former president has spoken out against the controversial decision. He called Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation "a very serious mistake."
Jimmy Carter, 94, serves as an Emory University Distinguished Professor. On Wednesday, he spoke to the Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases Project class. An attendee posted part of the lecture on Facebook.
The 39th president addressed the recent accusations made by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford. She testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee late September. She alleged that Kavanaugh assaulted her at a party back when the two were in high school.
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The school's newspaper, The Emory Wheel, reported the full details of Carter's speech. He spoke with Professor of Practice Hank Klibanoff's class.
Klibanoff posed a question inviting Carter to give his opinion of Kavanaugh. The accused received a vote of 50-45 in confirmation after being cleared of the charges.
“Whether or not [Kavanaugh] attempted to rape [Christine Blasey Ford], I thought he was temperamentally unfit to serve on the Supreme Court because of his outburst during the hearing.”
The Georgia Democrat was referring to Kavanaugh's emotional display as he gave his testimony during the hearing. The occurrence led to a frenzy of comments from Twitter users at the time.
Carter said, "I saw him lose his cool." He went on to claim that Kavanaugh was only on the nation's highest legal body for one reason:
"Most of the American people were not in favor of his being on the Supreme Court. But he's there now because the Senate is quite subservient to Donald Trump and afraid of his displeasure."
The Nobel Prize winner wrapped up his thoughts by labeling Kavanaugh partison and stating simply: "I was not in favor of his [confirmation]."
Arguably, Kavanaugh's behavior throughout the hearing could have serious implications for his position.
But "Saturday Night Live" made light of the event in the opening episode of their 44th season. Matt Damon played Kavanaugh in a hilarious skit.
When Judge Diane Feinstein (Cecily Strong) asked Kavanaugh if he had the "temperament to be a Supreme Court Justice," Damon responded:
"I went to Yale! ... I lifted weights!"
Later on, Damon screamed "I like beer!" in reference to Kavanaugh's admittedly poor drinking habits. Particularly those he practiced around the time of the alleged assault.

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