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A former Interior Department lawyer opposed by environmentalists and American Indian tribes is the first of President Bush's judicial nominees to face a confirmation fight this year. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, who handled nomination matters as White House counsel, said he wanted to end the impasse before a Bush nominee to fill a Supreme Court vacancy gets caught up in it. But Democrats have promised to try to stall the president's picks again if they believe the nominees are too conservative.
March 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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