Judge Alito Trivia: Test Your Knowledge of the Justice!

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1.

On January 26, 2006 who called for a filibuster against Judge Alito?

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Answer: John Kerry
2.

Justice Samuel Alito helped in creating the first majority Supreme Court in history under which religion?

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Answer: Catholic
3.

On February 1, 2006 what was Judge Alito's first decision sitting on the Supreme Court?

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Answer: Stay Of Execution, Michael Taylor
4.

How did Judge Alito's hometown of Hamilton Township, New Jersey honor him in September 2006?

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Answer: They Renamed A Road After Him
5.

What year was Samuel Alito nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court by President George W. Bush?

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Answer: 2005
6.

Before being appointed to the Supreme Court, Judge Alito served as a judge on which federal court?

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Answer: The Third Circuit Court of Appeals
7.

What was the name of the legal brief Judge Alito authored that became a point of controversy during his confirmation?

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Answer: The "Alito Memo"
8.

What major case in 2007 did Judge Alito rule on that dealt with the issue of partial-birth abortion?

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Answer: Gonzales v. Carhart
9.

Which law school did Samuel Alito attend, earning his law degree?

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Answer: Yale Law School
10.

In 2010, Judge Alito made headlines for what comment during the State of the Union address delivered by President Obama?

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Answer: "Not true" (in response to Obama's statement about the Citizens United ruling)
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