Right to Life of Greater Cincinnati

Which former U.S. president's political philosophy best matches your own?
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Which U.S. Supreme Court Justice's legal philosophy best matches your own?
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Rate your judicial philosophy regarding the U.S. Constitution on a scale of 1-10 with "living/evolving document" being 1 and "strict constructionist" begin a 10.
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I consider myself to be a strict constructionist and do not believe it is proper to make up "constitutional rights" that do not actually exist. By the same token, I believe there is a POSSIBILITY that issues regarding such things as free speech MAY need interpretation, especially as a result of computers and other technological advancements to which all persons, young and old, have access.
In Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S. 113 (1973), the U.S. Supreme Court recognized a "right to privacy" under the Constitution that includes abortion. The Constitution does not include this right.
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Judges should refrain from "legislating from the bench." The translation of public policy into law and the creation, extension, modification, or limitation of citizens' rights (and governmental authority) are properly within the province of the legislative, not judicial, branch of government.
Agree
I absolutely agree.
An unborn child is biologically human at every stage of his or her biological development, beginning at fertilization.
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The law should be applied to pro-life demonstrators in the same manner is applied to environmental, anti-war and labor demonstrators.
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Judges are committed to treating all who come before the court in a fair manner.
There is no provision in the current Ohio Constitution intended to require the use of public funds for abortion.
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List all organizations to which you have contributed time or money in the past four years.
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