I will conclude with these three points. I think that Justice Dennis' judgment in the Tulane matter clearly should be questioned and should be reviewed by the Judiciary Committee as a whole. I think there is no question that this is a judge who has been an activist, and there are many decisions that back up just the two that I cited that raise questions about his activism. I think that should cause real concern in the Senate in confirming his nomination. I urge that this nomination be recommitted to the Judiciary Committee. I yield the floor.
Trent Lott: “I will conclude with these three points. I think that Justice Dennis' judgment in the Tulane matter clearly should be…”
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Addressing concerns over Justice Dennis' nomination during Senate floor debate.
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