Senate Democrats said Tuesday's discovery of some unreleased documents from Supreme Court nominee John Roberts could make things tougher for him at his confirmation hearings next week. The National Archives announced a "large volume" of unreviewed and unreleased Roberts documents that had been filed under a code instead of Roberts' name. A member of the Senate Judiciary Committee said "there could well be a need for additional time to question the nominee" in light of the new documents.
August 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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