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== Legal Philosophy ==
 
== Legal Philosophy ==
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She has shown a conservative approach to law, including the upholding of the death penalty. She was reported to have told a defense lawyer that his last-minute appeal in a death sentence case was ruining her cocktail hour.<ref>Ridgeway, J. ''Cash Bar in D.C.: People will pay to see this court battle. In fact, they're paying right now''; Village Voice; (July 5, 2005) [http://www.villagevoice.com/content/printVersion/193454/]</ref> Further to this, liberal critics have also labelled her "horsewoman of the right-wing apocalypse".
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For three decades, Judge Jones has been perhaps the finest jurist in the country. Her approach to the law is [[conservative]].
    
== Legislative History ==
 
== Legislative History ==
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