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Justice Antonin Scalia accused fellow Supreme Court justices of going soft on affirmative action, saying Monday the Court is abandoning its own strict rules for when government may treat one race differently from another. Scalia argued that the high court should revisit racial preferences in the awarding of government contracts. Most of the justices, however, voted not to hear a case involving a Denver company that contends it unfairly lost contracts to minority businesses.
November 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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