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Bush Nominates Roberts to Chief Justice
John Roberts has been nominated to sit as Chief Justice when the Supreme Court begins its next session on October 3.
When Justice Sandra Day O'Connor announced her retirement, she stated explicitly her intention to remain on the bench until a successor is seated. Thus having Roberts replace the late Justice Rehnquist (previous) would allow the Court to meet this fall with a full compliment of nine judges.
Been living under a rock? Unfamiliar with John Roberts? As usual, Malkin provides a bevy of links and stories on the hot topics (here).
Posted by Wulf on September 5, 2005 at 08:05 AM
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