For John Roberts, getting ready for this week's Senate hearings on his nomination to the Supreme Court was a lot like appearing as a lawyer before the high court: copious amounts of reading and rehearsing answers to any conceivable question that might be fired at him. Roberts' experience in 39 appearances before the Court will be key, said Supreme Court historian David Garrow. "He's likely to fly though this without anyone laying a fingernail on him," Garrow added.
September 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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