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Who do you guys think are the most liberal or civil libertarian federal judges out there? I know Reinhardt, Kozinski, and Schiendlin are a few, but am clueless as to others.

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Anonymous User wrote:Who do you guys think are the most liberal or civil libertarian federal judges out there? I know Reinhardt, Kozinski, and Schiendlin are a few, but am clueless as to others.

These are like not even remotely the same thing. I take it by both of these you mean "aligned with the Democratic party's national platform on non-economic civil liberties"?

ymmv wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Who do you guys think are the most liberal or civil libertarian federal judges out there? I know Reinhardt, Kozinski, and Schiendlin are a few, but am clueless as to others.

These are like not even remotely the same thing. I take it by both of these you mean "aligned with the Democratic party's national platform on non-economic civil liberties"?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_disjunction

quantum wrote:

ymmv wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Who do you guys think are the most liberal or civil libertarian federal judges out there? I know Reinhardt, Kozinski, and Schiendlin are a few, but am clueless as to others.

These are like not even remotely the same thing. I take it by both of these you mean "aligned with the Democratic party's national platform on non-economic civil liberties"?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_disjunction

Inclusive or exclusive or?

Judge Berzon comes to mind. But I agree, it is difficult to know precisely what you are asking.

I might be a bit Tenth Circuit-centric, but Lucero also comes to mind.

pertristis wrote:

quantum wrote:

ymmv wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Who do you guys think are the most liberal or civil libertarian federal judges out there? I know Reinhardt, Kozinski, and Schiendlin are a few, but am clueless as to others.

These are like not even remotely the same thing. I take it by both of these you mean "aligned with the Democratic party's national platform on non-economic civil liberties"?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_disjunction

Inclusive or exclusive or?

From context it seems pretty obviously inclusive.

FTFA wrote:Usually the intended meaning is clear from the context.

Still not sure what the question is, but Weinstein (EDNY) comes to mind.

Karlton (E.D. Cal), Henderson (N.D. Cal.), and Adelman (E.D. Wi.) are three who come to mind.

Scalia don't give a fuck

Anonymous User wrote:Who do you guys think are the most liberal or civil libertarian federal judges out there? I know Reinhardt, Kozinski, and Schiendlin are a few, but am clueless as to others.

Pretty tough to know what you are asking when Reinhardt and Kozinski are so far apart ideologically.

only thing those 3 have in common is working clerks to death.