In his 15 months on the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito has been everything his conservative supporters expected and his liberal detractors feared. The newest justice has been a reliable vote in favor of the death penalty, expanded police powers and restrictions on abortion. But could Alito turn out to be more like Justice David Souter -- now firmly entrenched in the Court's liberal camp -- or Justice Harry Blackmun, another Republican appointee who became more liberal during his time on the Court?
May 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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In his 15 months on the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito has been everything his conservative supporters expected and his liberal detractors feared.
The newest justice has been a reliable vote in favor of the death penalty, expanded police powers and restrictions on abortion.
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