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To: be131
Scalia's position seems to be that, if judges hold beliefs about the death penalty which conflict with settled U.S. law, then they should resign. I wonder why Scalia does not think that the same logic should apply to beliefs about abortion.

I didn't see that part. Did Scalia say that the same logic should not apply to beliefs about abortion?

48 posted on 02/05/2002 4:42:12 PM PST by Lancey Howard
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To: Lancey Howard
Scalia's position seems to be that, if judges hold beliefs about the death penalty which conflict with settled U.S. law, then they should resign. I wonder why Scalia does not think that the same logic should apply to beliefs about abortion.

I didn't see that part. Did Scalia say that the same logic should not apply to beliefs about abortion?

Well, Scalia didn't say it explicitly. But if (as I am 99.9% sure) Scalia is, and always has been, opposed to abortion, then why didn't he resign when he was an Appeals Court judge?

50 posted on 02/06/2002 5:06:48 AM PST by be131
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