[JeffAtlanta]

Well, I would know how I would judge. I suspect you would as well. Are you seriously suggesting Miers didn't know that too?

No you don't - not unless you violated your judicial obligations and oath and made up your mind on a case ahead of time.

Judicial decisions are made on a case by case basis. In some case, depending on the applicable state laws, a decision friendly to abortion would be the proper one. Parental notification laws are good examples of this.

[clawrence3]

That's right, I have violated my judicial obligations and oath and made up my mind to be a strict constructionalist ahead of time.