Conservative Supreme Court Begins Second Term

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Published October 11, 2006 at 11:44 AM PDT

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With the appointments of justices John Roberts and Samuel Alito, the new Supreme Court is more conservative. Host Gloria Penner talks to two law professors about how the Supreme Court will handle its

It is generally acknowledged that with John Roberts and Samuel Alito taking the seats of former justices William Rehnquist and Sandra Day O’connor, the new Supreme Court is more conservative. The court began its second term this month with a full docket including major issues which could change the nation’s policies on such sensitive areas as abortion and affirmative action. Is a conservative revolution about to take off? Host Gloria Penner talks to two law professors about the latest Supreme Court cases.

Guests

Glenn Smith, constitutional law professor at California Western School of Law.
Michael Ramsey, professor of law at University of San Diego School of Law.

Conservative Supreme Court Begins Second Term

With the appointments of justices John Roberts and Samuel Alito, the new Supreme Court is more conservative. Host Gloria Penner talks to two law professors about how the Supreme Court will handle its

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