Nominations of William H. Rehnquist and Lewis F. Powell, Jr: Hearings, Ninety-second Congress, First Session, on Nominations of William H. Rehnquist, of Arizona, and Lewis F. Powell, Jr., of Virginia, to be Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 - 492 sider |
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... COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL JUDICIARY , November 2 , 1971 . DEAR SENATOR : The Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary of the American Bar Association submits here with its report regarding Louis F. Powell . Our Committee , with respect to ...
... COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL JUDICIARY , November 2 , 1971 . DEAR SENATOR : The Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary of the American Bar Association submits here with its report regarding Louis F. Powell . Our Committee , with respect to ...
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... Committee on the Judiciary. CONCLUSION It is the unanimous view of our Committee that Mr. Powell meets , in an excep- tional degree , high standards of professional competence , judicial temperament and integrity and that he is one of ...
... Committee on the Judiciary. CONCLUSION It is the unanimous view of our Committee that Mr. Powell meets , in an excep- tional degree , high standards of professional competence , judicial temperament and integrity and that he is one of ...
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... Committee on the Judiciary. formal opinions of the Attorney General himself , rendering opinions on a variety of " significant and complex constitutions , statutory , and other legal questions involving the executive branch , " and ...
... Committee on the Judiciary. formal opinions of the Attorney General himself , rendering opinions on a variety of " significant and complex constitutions , statutory , and other legal questions involving the executive branch , " and ...
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... Committee on the Judiciary. the Constitution was no longer being achieved through the specific legal devices they deliberately chose in drafting specific clauses , would you feel free , as a justice , to ignore these specific legal ...
... Committee on the Judiciary. the Constitution was no longer being achieved through the specific legal devices they deliberately chose in drafting specific clauses , would you feel free , as a justice , to ignore these specific legal ...
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... Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. REHNQUIST . I subscribe unequivocally to the statement read . Senator MCCLELLAN . All right . The Justice further said : I think it would be more appropriate for the Court to leave this job of rewriting ...
... Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. REHNQUIST . I subscribe unequivocally to the statement read . Senator MCCLELLAN . All right . The Justice further said : I think it would be more appropriate for the Court to leave this job of rewriting ...
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