Allyson Duncan, President Bush’s recent appointee to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, is scheduled to have a hearing next week. Yet Terrrence Boyle, first appointed to the Fourth Circuit by George H.W. Bush, and re-nominated by President Bush in May 2001, has yet to have a hearing. What’s going on? Howard Bashman explains.
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Jonathan H. Adler is a professor at William & Mary Law School.
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