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The recess appointment of Alabama Attorney General William H. Pryor Jr. to the 11th Circuit may be a done deal, but fighting over Pryor will continue. His views on abortion, states' rights and separation of church and state have drawn Democratic opposition, and his reputation for candor suggests he won't worry how his rulings play to senators. But a legal scholar suggests the pressure could make Pryor's rulings constitutionally suspect.
February 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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