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  he smiled at them both impartially

• With a sharp eye, Kiss Me, Kate kids Shakespeare and show business impartially; and whenever the taming threatens to become too tame, out pops a dancer or up strikes the band.
• The possibility of a mistrial was raised when a visibly emotional Judge Lance Ito agreed with the prosecution that he might be unable to act impartially if 11 hours of taped .
• Unfortunately, another faction is trying to gnaw away impartially at all of them, without regard to race, creed, color or state of mental health.

News & Articles

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• Chief guilty of unprofessional conduct
  Police officers are the ultimate representatives of the government. They're armed not simply with weapons but with the awesome responsibility to fairly and impartially enforce the laws. That requires official political neutrality and disciplined, highly
  Aug. 5, 2013 - The Daily & Sunday Review

Quotes

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• Elena Kagan in Chicago Sun-Times
  I will listen hard, to every party before the court and to each of my colleagues. I will work hard. And I will do my best to consider every case impartially, modestly, with commitment to principle and in accordance with law,she said.
• Susan Collins in Wall Street Journal
  I have concluded that Judge Sotomayor understands the proper role of a judge and is committed to applying the law impartially without bias or favoritism,Ms. Collins said in a statement.
• Jeff Sessions in Boston Globe
  I will not vote for, and no senator should vote for, anyone who will not render justice impartially,Sessions said.