The 18 senators who will question Samuel Alito at confirmation hearings this week are taking on their second Supreme Court nominee in less than four months. The members of the Senate Judiciary Committee hold hearings on all nominees for federal judgeships and decide whether to send their nominations to a confirmation vote in the full Senate. Here's a look at the panel's 10 Republicans and eight Democrats.
January 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The 18 senators who will question Samuel Alito at confirmation hearings this week are taking on their second Supreme Court nominee in less than four months.
After voting to recommend John Roberts as chief justice in September, the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee are turning to a veteran federal appeals court judge who was chosen by President Bush to succeed retiring Justice Sandra Day O’Connor.
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