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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday morning heard testimony from Thomas Griffith, the third of a dozen controversial appeals court nominees sent to the Senate by President George W. Bush last month. Griffith was criticized by the left for several controversial statements decrying the use of quotas under Title IX. He also came under attack for failing to pay his bar dues in the District of Columbia for three years and for never joining the Utah Bar when he became Brigham Young's general counsel.
March 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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