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Tuesday, August 01, 2006

ABA Testimony Regarding Wallace Released

Today, the ABA Standing Committee on Federal Judiciary released the testimony they submitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding the nomination of Michael Wallace to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. More to come.

An article in the Mississippi Clarion-Ledger provides some reactions from the legal community.

Also, Ed Whelan with the National Review Online blogged extensively yesterday about the testimony.

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Tuesday, August 01, 2006

ABA Testimony Regarding Wallace Released