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== Add a conflict of interest section?== | |||
I think that justice Thomas has been on the bench long enough for legal observers to note his lack of interest in refusing himself on cases connected to him personally. The most important of these cases, perhaps, was ''Bush v. Gore'' (2000). His spouse Ginny Thomas also was apparently cooperating with politicians trying to keep Donald J Trump in power after his November 2020 electoral loss. I would suggest a paragraph or two be added about these serious legal issues. | |||
Also, he was a key player in the decision that overturned precedent of 50 years of ''Roe v. Wade'' (1973). This decision was made by the court in mid 2022, and Justice Thomas made some controversial additions to the ruling that really got the legal world's attention, such as starting down the road to striking down some basic privacy rights, such as the right to a woman to obtain contraceptives [established in ''Griswold v. Connecticut'' decades ago, I believe]. A paragraph could also be added about that. | |||
We could also add a little bit more about his history before he became a Supreme Court Justice. Where did he go to law school, what was his undergraduate degree in, and what was his legal demeanor before becoming such a powerful jurist? | |||
[[User:Jack S. Byrom|Jack S. Byrom]] ([[User talk:Jack S. Byrom|talk]]) 13:27, 4 March 2023 (CST) |
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Add a conflict of interest section?
I think that justice Thomas has been on the bench long enough for legal observers to note his lack of interest in refusing himself on cases connected to him personally. The most important of these cases, perhaps, was Bush v. Gore (2000). His spouse Ginny Thomas also was apparently cooperating with politicians trying to keep Donald J Trump in power after his November 2020 electoral loss. I would suggest a paragraph or two be added about these serious legal issues.
Also, he was a key player in the decision that overturned precedent of 50 years of Roe v. Wade (1973). This decision was made by the court in mid 2022, and Justice Thomas made some controversial additions to the ruling that really got the legal world's attention, such as starting down the road to striking down some basic privacy rights, such as the right to a woman to obtain contraceptives [established in Griswold v. Connecticut decades ago, I believe]. A paragraph could also be added about that.
We could also add a little bit more about his history before he became a Supreme Court Justice. Where did he go to law school, what was his undergraduate degree in, and what was his legal demeanor before becoming such a powerful jurist? Jack S. Byrom (talk) 13:27, 4 March 2023 (CST)
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