Victor Schwartz is one of the law professors who wrote the book on torts. He is one of the most distinguished legal thinkers in the country. In fact, Professor Schwartz wrote: Any characterization of Justice Owens as pro-plaintiff or pro-defendant is untrue. But we are getting used to that. The reason they are all talking about jobs, it is a political reason, of course. They are trying to get people to not pay attention to this debate. But the reason they are talking about jobs is because they don't have a good argument against Priscilla Owen, nor do they have one against Janice Rogers Brown, nor do they have a good argument against Carolyn Kuhl. And three outstanding women who, if we treated three of their women justices like that or nominees like that, all hell would break loose. In all honesty, Professor Schwartz said that just isn't true.
Orrin Hatch: “Victor Schwartz is one of the law professors who wrote the book on torts. He is one of the most distinguished legal…”
On the recordNovember 12, 2003
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Discussing the qualifications of judicial nominees during a Senate floor debate.
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