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NPR: Justice Souter to retire. (linky) -- (link)
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by
ReluctantCynic
is he a conservative or liberal judge? -- nm
Posted by
Remlik (aka remlik)
Apr 30 '09, 19:04
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On the current court he tends to side with the more liberal Justices. An Obama replacement
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TWuG
Apr 30, 19:09
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IIRC history says that, over time, conservative judges tend to soften their views as they age -- nm
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con_carne
Apr 30, 19:16
yeah, it's unlikely for the court to get much more liberal in his term.
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Reagen
Apr 30, 19:12
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This is one of those moments where I am impressed at the Canadians' knowledge of our government. Pretty cool. :) -- nm
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con_carne
Apr 30, 19:17
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not to sound like an elitist (which I totally am, but that's not the point), but it's far from universal.
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mafic
Apr 30, 19:19
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Oh, of course. I meant *ST* Canadians -- nm
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con_carne
Apr 30, 19:21
Now, if Obama gets a *second* term.... -- nm
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TWuG
Apr 30, 19:16
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