[new yorker 77]

FYI

[BigFinn]

Nominated by Jimmy Carter on May 17, 1979

Now just doesn't that say it all?

[evad]

Just another terrorista.

[capt. norm]

Legislative assistant / Detroit office manager, U.S. Rep. Charles C. Diggs, Jr., 1967-70

Gee, I wonder if she's related to him?

[kinoxi]

The ruling makes sense to me after reading this.

[new yorker 77]

Here is a photo of Judge 'Mothballs' Taylor from a 2004 Reunion at Barnyard College.

[bjc]

Thanks for the information. Does she have a pattern of rulings where theoretical issues trump pragmatic realities?

[SF Republican]

I thought 64/65 was the first year women were allowed in Yale?

[Mo1]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1685464/posts?page=57#57

[thoughtomator]

Membership in any Muslim groups?

[Txsleuth]

That is great...but I want to know how a judge in Michigan ended up with this case.

[billybudd]

I don't think those wiretaps will catch many terrorists.

[restornu]

Diggs has been a big political name in Detroit Mich before I was born!

Click

These wingbats are opperating form the UN Charter trying to supercede our US Constitution.

[dennisw]

This pig has been working for the Gubbermint nearly all her working life. Another clueless jerk bureaucrat. She also tried to subvert an affirmative action case ---->>>

http://powerlineblog.com/archives/015037.php
It is interesting, and possibly significant, that Judge Taylor was involved in a judge-shopping controversy in connection with her effort to preserve race discrimination at the University of Michigan, where her husband is a regent:

Chief Judge Anna Diggs Taylor of the federal District Court in Detroit tried to take the suit against the law school away from Judge Bernard Freedman, who had been assigned it through a blind draw--and who was suspected of being skeptical about affirmative action--and consolidate it with a similar suit against the university's undergraduate admissions practice, which Judge Patrick Duggan was hearing. The chief judge dropped that effort after the judge hearing the law school complaint went public with a blistering opinion objecting to what he termed "the highly irregular" effort of the chief judge. Judge Duggan ruled in favor of the undergraduate racial preferences, while Judge Freedman ruled against the law school preferences.

[YOUGOTIT]

Looks as though she has never had a job and has lived off of the taxpayer for all her years. A shame that she would try and give the country to the terrorist by allowing them to communicate without fear of being found out. But then she is a Democrat and Democrats are anti-American pro terrorist scum.

[Chode]

Annie Kate diggs Taylor's johnson??? please...