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Supreme Court / Sierra Club vs. Scalia #749084

ABC Evening News for Monday, Feb 23, 2004
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(White House: Terry Moran) The Sierra Club's motion asking Supreme Court Justice Anton Scalia to recuse himself from a case because of his relationship with the vice president examined; details given about Scalia's presence on a duck hunting trip in Louisiana with Vice President Dick Cheney. [Perry Flying Center Ken PERRY†- comments on hosting the duck hunt.] [Sierra Club Washington legal director David BOOKBINDER†- says an appearance of impropriety has been raised.] [NYU school of law professor Stephen GILLERS†- says it is inappropriate for a judge to rule in this case.] Scalia's belittling of the issue noted. [Former White House counsel Brad BERENSON†- defends the Cheney-Scalia friendship.]

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter;
Moran, Terry
Duration:
00:02:10

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