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President George W. Bush nominated Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., to replace the late Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who died in office. Roberts assumed the bench in 2005, and is the incumbent Chief Justice. Ironically, he was a law clerk for Rehnquist in the 1970's. President Bush nominated Justice Samuel Alito in 2006 to replace Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who retired in January of that year. Alito is also an incumbent.
Samuel Alito is an Italian-American who was born in Trenton, NJ, and grew up in Hamilton Township, one of the city's suburbs. He attended Steinart High School, then received a BA from Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs in 1972. Alito went on to attend Yale Law School, where he was an editor of the Yale Law Journal, and received his Juris Doctor in 1975.Alito was politically active as a student, and supported both traditional liberal and conservative platforms. He opposed domestic intelligence gathering, criminalization of homosexual acts, and hiring discrimination against gays. He also fought against affirmative action.After law school, Alito clerked for three Circuit judges, then became an Assistant US Attorney where he specialized in prosecuting drug trafficking and organized crime. From 1981-1985, Alito served as Assistant Solicitor General, and argued twelve cases on behalf of the United States government before the US Supreme Court.President George H. W. Bush nominated Alito to the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in 1990. During his time on the bench, he also taught as an adjunct law professor at Seton Hall.President George W. Bush nominated Samuel Alito to the US Supreme Court in 2005 to replace Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who retired in January 2006. The ACLU formally opposed Alito's nomination, a serious vote of no confidence taken only three times in the Court's history (the most recent prior to Alito was Robert Bork). In their letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee, the civil rights organization expressed concern about Bush administration security policies that infringed civil liberties and stated, "Judge Alito's record shows a willingness to support government actions that abridge individual freedoms."The American Bar Association, on the other hand, voted him "Well Qualified."The Democrats attempted to filibuster to prevent the Senate vote, but were overridden. Alito was commissioned by a narrow margin of 58-42, the second closest vote on the current Court behind Justice Thomas who was confirmed 52-48.Alito is widely considered a conservative who favors Federalism and who routinely votes against plaintiffs in discrimination claims. Alito broke with the conservative justices in 2008, however, when he sided with the progressive faction in Gomez-Perez v. Potter, 553 US ___ (2008), supporting the right of workers to pursue age discrimination suits.
she was nominated for 13 awards
She was nominated in 2007 for a total of 36 awards. Here is a complete list:American Music Awards:-Favorite Female Artist (Soul/R&B): Nominated and wonBarbados Music Awards:-Album of the Year ('A Girl Like Me'): Nominated and won-Best Music Video Female ('SOS'): Nominated-Best Dance (Pop) Single ('SOS'): Nominated-Best Music Video Female ('Unfaithful'): Nominated-Song of the Year ('Unfaithful'): Nominated-Best Entertainer of the Year: Nominated and won-Best Female Entertainer of the Year: Nominated and won-Best Selling Recording Artist Worldwide: Nominated and won-Digicel People's Choice Award: Nominated-Song of the Year ('Umbrella'): Nominated and won-Album of the Year ('Good Girl Gone Bad'): Nominated-Best Female Music Video ('Shut Up and Drive'): Nominated and wonNRJ Music Awards:-Best International Song ('Umbrella'): Nominated and won-New International Artist of the Year: NominatedTeen Choice Awards:-R&B Artist: Nominated and won-Female Hottie: Nominated-Female Artist: Nominated-Summer Artist: Nominated-Best Single ('Umbrella'): Nominated-Best Summer Song ('Shut up and Drive'): Nominated and wonWorld Music Awards:-Female Entertainer of the Year: Nominated and won-World's Best-Selling Pop Artist: Nominated and wonMOBO Awards:-Best International Act: Nominated and won-Best Video ('Umbrella'): NominatedPeople's Choice Awards:-Favorite R&B song ('Shut Up and Drive'): Nominated and wonMuchMusic Video Awards:-Best International Artist Video ('Umbrella'): Nominated-Monster Single of the Year ('Umbrella'): Nominated and wonMTV Video Music Awards:-Video of the Year ('Umbrella'): Nominated and won-Female Artist of the Year: Nominated and wonMTV Europe Music Awards:-Ultimate Urban: Nominated and won-Solo: Nominated-Most Addictive: NominatedMTV Video Music Awards Latin America:-Song of the Year ('Umbrella'): Nominated-Best Pop Artist (National): NominatedPremios Principales 2007:-Song of the Year ('Umbrella'): Nominated and won
what actress was nominated for an emmy 10 times in 11 year period
"List of people nominated to U.S. Supreme Court in last year of presidency" is the name of a Wikipedia article.
No, Floor Talk was not nominated for the 2009 Macquarie Online Dictionary Word of the Year.
he's been nominated thrice...In the year 1971,1974 and 2002
"Kira-Kira" by Cynthia Kadohata was nominated for the Newbery Medal in 2005 and went on to win the award that year.
Coming to America (1988) which was nominated for Costume Design and Makeup was nominated in the 1989 Academy Awards.
in 1952
The year was 1852.