The first woman to sit on the nation's highest court said Tuesday she wouldn't be surprised if fewer justices attend State of the Union addresses after President Obama criticized a recent ruling at this year's address. Sandra Day O'Connor told several reporters at New York Law School that it was never easy to get justices to attend. During discussions with students and journalists, she also recommended more diversity on the Court, saying more women, non-judges and a Protestant would help.
April 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The first woman to sit on the nation’s highest court said Tuesday she wouldn’t be surprised if fewer justices attend State of the Union addresses after President Obama criticized a recent ruling at this year’s address.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor told several reporters at New York Law School that it was never easy to get justices to attend.
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