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June 26, 2006
The Alito Factor

Samuel Alito breaks tie in Kansas death penalty case...

The Supreme Court upheld a state death penalty law on Monday in a splintered ruling that revealed deep division among the justices over the fairness of capital punishment in America.

New Justice Samuel Alito had been called on to break a tie in the case, which was argued twice - first while Sandra Day O'Connor was still on the court and then this spring so that Alito could end a deadlock.

The 5-4 outcome was as much a debate about capital punishment as it was a ruling on a unique law in Kansas, which has just eight death row inmates and hasn't executed anyone in 40 years.

Posted by Matt at June 26, 2006 05:06 PM



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It's unnerving to think that the vote was that close. It just goes to show that there are STILL 4 activist judges on the Supreme Court.

Posted by: Bret Helm at June 26, 2006 05:16 PM

Alito is going to be a good one. Now, if Jonh Paul Stevens can just go meet his maker..

Posted by: Ames Tiedeman at June 26, 2006 08:45 PM

This is why we elected President Bush -- to replace the activist judges on the Supreme and Appellate Courts!

The out of control activist liberal judges are one of the biggest -- if not THE BIGGEST -- reasons for much of the hate and divisiveness in America today. Until we get them under control and back in the role where the Constitution placed them, we HAVE NO CONSTITUTION! The liberal activist "law giver" judges can change it's meaning tomorrow by a SINGLE VOTE. By a SINGLE VOTE, a liberal activist judges decides what 300,000,000 million American will do and believe!

Even if Conservatives and Republicans disagree with President Bush and Republicans on everything else, we must get those liberal activist "law giver" judges and courts under control -- FIRST! We can work on the secondary problems later -- one by one.

Note the last sentence about the reaction of the four LIBERAL JUDGES!!!

"New Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito broke a tie Monday to rule that Kansas' death penalty law is constitutional."

"By a 5-to-4 vote, the justices said the Kansas Supreme Court incorrectly interpreted the Eighth Amendment's protection against cruel and unusual punishment to strike down the state's death penalty statute. "

"The dissenters, the four liberal members of the high court, bitterly complained about the decision."

FOUR MORE TO GO!!!!!

AAR

Posted by: AAR [TypeKey Profile Page] at June 27, 2006 11:57 AM

Actually, what everyone has overlooked is the absurd MSM headline: "Alito Breaks Tie!" What does this really mean? When the Court comes down with some left-leaning decision on a 5/4 split the headline reads: "Supreme Court Rules" or "Case Decided." At most they call it a "narrow" decision.

And, of course, there is no "tie" to break. Each of these guys has one vote. Any justice voting with the majority is equally the "tie breaker". What does it really mean except to attempt to delegitimize the decision.

Same thing with this endless lefty mantra the the Court somehow "appointed" Bush. If it had ruled in favor of Gore's endless recounts the court would have "Vindicated the principle that every vote counts" or some other highminded nonsense.

Posted by: David deForrest at June 27, 2006 02:19 PM

The Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 that the Kansas death penalty law is Constitutional.

Which group of judges are wrong and don't understand the Constitution?

The 5 in the majority?

The 4 in the minority?

AAR

Posted by: AAR [TypeKey Profile Page] at June 28, 2006 10:40 AM

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