American Bar Association Gives Sotomayor Top Rating

American Bar Association gives Sotomayor top rating

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The American Bar Association on Tuesday gave U.S. Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor its top rating, boosting her anticipated confirmation as the first Hispanic justice on the highest U.S. court.

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