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Boston College law professors say no to Mukasey.

By Marks & Katz, LLC

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The Bill of Rights. (From the public domain.) When then-attorney general Dick Thornburgh had been invited as my law school's commencement speaker, I was none too pleased. To me, Thornburgh's Justice Department continued where the Ed Meese Justice Department left off, with rampant disrespect for immigrants' rights, a First Amendment-trampling anti-obscenity campaign, advocating drug-testing of its employees, and, of course, continued assault on women's right to choose abortion. Sadly, regime change did not result in a Clinton Administration that championed civil liberties nearly as much as I hoped it would (and the notion of a drug-testing-free society has become a quaint one for now), although Clinton certainly was pro choice, and his administration withdrew from obscenity prosecutions in favor of child pornography prosecutions...continue to full post

Full post as published by Underdog on March 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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