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Most Conservative Judges?
At the federal COA level. Ho? Menashi? VanDyke?
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Re: Most Conservative Judges?
Not COA but at the federal district level, Nichols is definitely up there.
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Re: Most Conservative Judges?
Duncan, Lee, Bumatay, Rao
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Re: Most Conservative Judges?
Little confused why you say Lee. Bumatay, Duncan, and Rao are definitely hard right. I would add Ho, VanDyke, and Menashi to this list.
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Re: Most Conservative Judges?
Lee is not the flashiest or most provocative like VanDyke, but he is very conservative. Check out some of his college writings. Or his Second Amendment opinions.
