Judges and Judiciary
Feb. 16, 2007
Justice Thomas Is a Cogent Thinker
Forum Column - By Edward J. Loya Jr. - A new book takes a hard look at the jurisprudence of Clarence Thomas and finds a strong and independent legal mind at work.
By Edward J. Loya Jr.
Over the years, Justice Clarence Thomas has acquired an ill-deserved reputation as a detached jurist who does not engage his colleagues or the lawyers in the cases that come before the Supreme Court, and he often has been accused of riding Justice Antonin Scalia's intellectual coattails for want of a developed jurisprudence of his own. But if January is any indication, 2007 may be the year fo...
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