On the recordMay 7, 2009
I mean, given your tremendous knowledge of the law and your preparation, I'm pretty sure you would have run into any example of where this had happened.
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congress.govI mean, given your tremendous knowledge of the law and your preparation, I'm pretty sure you would have run into any example of where this had happened.
Feingold acknowledges Sotomayor's legal expertise while discussing presidential powers.
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