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By appointing Eugene Scalia as the Labor Department's top lawyer, President Bush may have put one of his favorite U.S. Supreme Court justices in an awkward spot. Scalia is a son of Justice Antonin Scalia and would affix his name to many briefs filed in cases before his father's court -- possibly triggering recusals for the justice in some of the most important cases the Labor Department litigates.
May 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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