Aug. 2 / Administration of William J. Clinton, 1993 continue to enforce those sanctions under domestic authority. The Baghdad government continued to violate basic human rights by repressing the Iraqi civilian population

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12 to enter law school. Eventually transferring to and graduating from Columbia Law School, she had a difficult time breaking the "old boy" network that excluded so many other fine law graduates. In true Brooklyn form, t

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her policy views and earlier role as advocate are distinct from her role as a judge. I will explore that distinction in these hearings. It is my hope that Judge Ginsburg will satisfy this committee that she shares the ju

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16 ing the first term of the Supreme Court. His comments on the judicial branch remain as insightful and compelling today as when they were first delivered. He stated and I quote: "I have always been persuaded that the s

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have, under the Senate rules that could easily be done. It could be slowed. The Senator has been totally and completely cooperative from the outset. He has been a man of his word in suggesting that he would move where th

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13 As a lawyer, she was an activist intellectual who brought grace to both roles. As a judge, Ruth Ginsburg has not only resolved hard cases, she has contributed to legal theory and made collegiality among judges and its

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19 against judicial activism, notwithstanding the considerable conservative judicial activism we have seen from the current Supreme Court. But we must rise above this wornout debate to recognize that leadership in applyi

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S. HRG[removed]NOMINATION OFRUTH BADER GINSBURG, TO BE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

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FYI — Fall 2006 1L Welcome Address It is my pleasure to extend a formal welcome to the class of 2009, and to congratulate you on finishing Legal Methods. As I thought about what to say to you, I realized that this occ

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