if you can be pushed into giving hints about what your feelings are about the precedent of the U.S. Supreme Court decisions or other cases, then you will have violated what I think is an appropriate approach that a judge should bring to jurisprudence.
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Crapo warns against hinting at personal opinions on precedents during judicial confirmation.
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