Samuel Alito has written hundreds of opinions or dissents in his 15 years on the federal bench. And assuming that he wins Senate confirmation to the Supreme Court, he will join seven colleagues who have already concurred with his opinions or scoffed at them, echoed his dissents or disparaged them. But Judge Edward R. Becker, a Reagan appointee who has served with Alito on the 3rd Circuit, says of the reversals: "We've all had our share."
November 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Long before Samuel Alito takes a seat on the Supreme Court, his words precede him.
Assuming President Bush’s nominee wins Senate confirmation, he will join seven colleagues on the bench who have already concurred with his opinions or scoffed at them, echoed his dissents or strongly disparaged them.
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