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Judges Judging Judges, Quite Judiciously : /p> p>As to "Judging Judges," Mr. Hillyer cites the axiom by Judge Cardozo, i.e. "the tendency of a principle to expand itself to the limits of its logic," suffice to say, this was the clarion warning against the liberal tactic we have come to abhor, incrementalism. br> -- A. DiPentima /p> p> Nice (important) piece on the judges, Quin. I know Diane and we miss her on the Wisconsin Supreme Court (she was the balance). Do you think she is too young? In Wisconsin we know how qualified she is but I didn't think she was on the national radar. Edith, too old? Take care! br> -- Bruce Mueller /p> p> FEINGOLD'S AID br> Re: The Prowler's Censorious Democrats
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