The Bork hearings marked the beginning of a trend toward
ideological evaluation of Supreme Court judicial nominees. These
were the first and last hearings to feature such extensive
discussion of legal and constitutional issues, as presidents
quickly discovered that a nominee without a lengthy "paper trail"
of opinions was more likely to escape the deep probing that Bork
underwent. "This volume beautifully conveys the essence of the
confirmation hearing which turned into the most remarkable seminar
on constitutional law in the history of the United States Senate.
For four days Judge Robert Bork and the members of the Senate
Judiciary Committee debated fundamental issues of original intent,
First Amendment protections, equal protection of the laws, and the
validity of Roe v. Wade.
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