On the recordSeptember 24, 2013
When you take the oath of judicial office, you are pledging to do equal justice without regard to the identity of the parties before you.
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congress.govOrrin Hatch: “When you take the oath of judicial office, you are pledging to do equal justice without regard to the identity of the…”
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Hatch emphasizes the importance of judicial impartiality in the oath of office.
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