With the election for President of the United States set to take place on Nov. 8, and fast approaching, here's a review of the legal background of the Presidential candidates and their position on the selection of federal court judges and tort reform.
September 29, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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With the election for President of the United States set to take place on Nov. 8, and fast approaching, here’s a review of the legal background of the Presidential candidates and their position on the selection of federal court judges and tort reform.
To some voters, whether or not a candidate has a legal background may be a factor to be considered in selecting the next President.
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