Roe v. Wade an Issue Ahead of Alito Hearing
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WASHINGTON – Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito’s rejection of a constitutional right to abortion on a 1985 job application may not harm him as it would have previous nominees. Consensus is growing among a group of liberal law professors who advise Democrats in the Senate on judicial confirmations that Roe v. Wade is on shaky legal ground.
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