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The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed William H. Pryor Jr. for the 11th Circuit, making permanent the position he has held since President Bush placed him on the court by recess appointment. The vote came after a long debate that sounded like a highlights reel from two years of fighting, with Democrats claiming a history of conservative opinions made Pryor incompatible for the federal bench, while Republican backers countered with decisions that they said showed Pryor to be a fair-minded lawyer and judge.
June 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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