Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito says it was "a mistake" for him to take part in a 2008 high court case over curse words on television involving ABC and other networks when he owned stock in ABC's parent, Walt Disney Co., at the time.
June 01, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito took part in a case over curse words on television involving ABC Inc. and other networks even though he owned stock in ABC’s parent, Walt Disney Co., at the time.
Alito said Tuesday that he owned around $2,000 in Disney stock when the court heard the case FCC v. Fox Television Stations in late 2008. ABC and the other networks also were parties to the case.
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