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Old 03-23-2004, 08:22 AM
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Default So let me see if I get this straight...

Scalia WON'T recuse himself when there is an obvious question about is objectivity in a pending case...But in a non-existent, hypothetical case, Justice Ginsburg should automatically recuse herself??

WTF are you talking about...you are making less sense than usual old chap...
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Scalia WON'T recuse himself when there is an obvious question about is objectivity in a pending case...But in a non-existent, hypothetical case, Justice Ginsburg should automatically recuse herself??

WTF are you talking about...you are making less sense than usual old chap...
Truebrit....I am the one making the point that NEITHER SC justice should have to recuse themselves in such situations. It's partisan Democrats who want to pick and choose depending on their own partisan interests. Which was my point all along.
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Scalia WON'T recuse himself when there is an obvious question about is objectivity in a pending case...But in a non-existent, hypothetical case, Justice Ginsburg should automatically recuse herself??

WTF are you talking about...you are making less sense than usual old chap...
Truebrit....I am the one making the point that NEITHER SC justice should have to recuse themselves in such situations. It's partisan Democrats who want to pick and choose depending on their own partisan interests. Which was my point all along.
welcome to the american political system, both parties play unfairly, both parties are dishonest, both parties pick and choose depending upon their own partisan interests...
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and i dont see how speaking for NOW invovles recusement
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and i dont see how speaking for NOW invovles recusement
But how about the ACLU? And the fact that Ginsburg had been head of it once and still has many friends there. Should she then....recuse herself from ANY case that comes before her where the ACLU is involved?
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Default Seeing as how Scalia hasn't, why on earth should Ginsburg?

No 'partisan' Democrats have asked Ginsburg to recuse herself, because there is nothing for her to recuse herself from...

You are talking about a hypothetical situation...On the other hand going duck-hunting with someone who has a case about to be heard in front of the bench you sit on at least raises the possibility of a conflict, no??
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and i dont see how speaking for NOW invovles recusement
But how about the ACLU? And the fact that Ginsburg had been head of it once and still has many friends there. Should she then....recuse herself from ANY case that comes before her where the ACLU is involved?
I haven't seen the ACLU as a party in any cases before the supreme court.
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the ACLU is rarely a party. It funds appellate work in certain cases for others who are the parties.

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Let's see if this leftist group....the Sierra Club... or any others...will ask for Ruth Bader Ginsburg to "recuse" herself the next time a case comes before the SC that involves abortion......since she often speaks before NOW groups and is a big advocate. Or maybe anything that comes before the court that involved the ACLU.....an organization that Ginsburg used to be the head of and still has friends there? Yeah, right........we'll just see. But we won't hold our breath.


"In January, for example, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke at an event held in her honor, sponsored by the Association of the Bar of the City of New York and the National Organization for Women's Legal Defense and Education Fund. Last year, she spoke to the American Civil Liberties Union, a group in which she served as a leader and lawyer before becoming a judge."

Can we say....."hypocrisy?"

http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/03/19/ethics.ap/index.html
There is no conflict of interest. NOW and the ACLU are never the actual defendents in this case, they only represent someone or sue based on the constitutionality of something. If you know anyone in the legal profession all lawyers go above and beyond to get to know judges and to be nice to them. This is no different.
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So then neither was there a "conflict of interest" for Scalia concerning the fact he'd gone on the same hunting trip that Cheney went on. The Sierra Club and 2 Democrat Senators wanted Scalia to recuse himself from a case involving Cheney's turning over the 2001 Energy documents. Scalia rightfully reclined to recuse himself from that case.
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