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Justice Antonin Scalia bemoaned Monday the Supreme Court's willingness to decide political questions such as the death penalty and abortion and predicted as a result a tough confirmation fight for the next nominee. Scalia, who made no mention of possible Court retirements, said appointments are turning more bitter because justices are deciding questions best left to legislatures. "One shudders to think what sort of turmoil will greet the next appointment to the Supreme Court," he said.
September 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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