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Published: 08/6/09

What We Still Don't Know About Sonia Sotomayor

By Patricia Murphy - Politics Daily

This we know: Sonia Sotomayor will be the next associate justice of the Supreme Court. She will be the court's first Hispanic and its third woman. Sixty-one senators have announced they'll support the judge when the Senate votes to confirm her at 3:00 today. So she's in. (UPDATE: Sonia Sotomayor has now been confirmed in a 68-31 vote) But what don't we know about Sotomayor and the legacy of her confirmation battle? From how she'll rule on cases before the high court to the possible political fallout of her appointment, the Sotomayor episode now opens the door to several cosmic questions. Here ...

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