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Kagan treads carefully on guns, abortion

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Blog of LegalTimes: "Why, [Feinstein] asked Kagan, should the Supreme Court?s two recent rulings on gun rights be considered settled law if they were both decided 5-4? 'Once the Court decides a case, it becomes binding precedent,' Kagan replied. ... Kagan said the Carhart ruling was specific to the abortion procedure in question at the time. 'I think that the continuing holdings of the Court are that a woman?s life and a woman?s health must be protected' in abortion statutes, she said."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on June 29, 2010 (boomark / email).

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