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Texas Gov. George W. Bush has vowed that if elected president he would select judges who are strict constructionists. A look at the records of the Bush high court justices in Texas largely supports his assertions. The four Texas appointees are what lawyers call "judges' judges." Although independent thinkers, they tend to defer to the legislature rather than create new rights on their own.
October 16, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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