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Justice Scalia can be harshest on his allies, with questionable effect. In opinions he was highly critical of Justice [[Sandra Day O'Connor]] and [[Anthony Kennedy]], and more recently Justice Scalia has been critical of Chief Justice [[John Roberts]] for not expressly overruling an incorrect precedent.  

Justice Scalia can be harshest on his allies, with questionable effect. In opinions he was highly critical of Justice [[Sandra Day O'Connor]] and [[Anthony Kennedy]], and more recently Justice Scalia has been critical of Chief Justice [[John Roberts]] for not expressly overruling an incorrect precedent.  

Justice Scalia often cited his work in his opinions. For example, in Justice Scalia's dissent in the [[Establishment Clause]] case of ''McCreary County v. ACLU'', 545 U.S. 844 (2005), Justice Scalia cited six of his prior concurrences and dissents, and one of his own law review articles.

Justice Scalia often cited his work in his opinions. For example, in Justice Scalia's dissent in the [[Establishment Clause]] case of ''McCreary County v. ACLU'', 545 U.S. 844 (2005), Justice Scalia cited six of his prior concurrences and dissents, and one of his own law review articles (Scalia dissenting opinion was that the government may favor religion over [[Atheism|irreligion]]).

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