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Diane G
5/30/2009 11:52 AM UTC
See, darling, you should have called, I can't see this page while running the switchboard!
asqv
5/29/2009 9:46 PM UTC
On May 28, the New York Times published an analysis by law professors from the University of Chicago, Duke University and New York University. Compared to the other candidates who were being considered for the Supreme Court nomination, Sotomayor's written opinions from 2004-2006 have the highest rate of citation per opinion. She has written fewer opinions than a couple of the other candidates, but there are 8.5 citations by other courts per opinion written by Sotomayor, compared to 5.7 citations
5/29/2009 9:44 PM UTC
The truth is that Sonia Sotomayor got into Princeton DESPITE deeply unfair admission quotas that discriminated AGAINST her. In 1972 (the year she was apparently admitted), Princeton was in only its third year of accepting women at all. The number of women was strictly limited so that the women admitted had significantly higher qualifications than the men admitted in the same year.
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