In his 15 months on the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito has been everything his conservative supporters expected and his liberal detractors feared. The newest justice has been a reliable vote in favor of the death penalty, expanded police powers and restrictions on abortion. But could Alito turn out to be more like Justice David Souter -- now firmly entrenched in the Court's liberal camp -- or Justice Harry Blackmun, another Republican appointee who became more liberal during his time on the Court?
May 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
In his 15 months on the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito has been everything his conservative supporters expected and his liberal detractors feared.
The newest justice has been a reliable vote in favor of the death penalty, expanded police powers and restrictions on abortion.
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