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" There 's some people who like to look for judicial experience in a nominee to the Supreme Court , but there 's nothing that should require that , and historically there have been individuals who have been on the Supreme Court without judicial experience , " she said . Moreover , they found that the perceived personality of the car sometimes was a better predictor of aggressive driving tendencies than the owner 's personality.For example , people who thought of their car as friendly were more likely to behave better on the road , even if they were not particularly friendly people . " He explained that it was difficult to get people to focus on the needs of the judiciary and January 1 was historically a slow news day , " Roberts wrote . " But later , Kennedy expressed worry that the federal ban might leave some women at " risk if the uterine wall is compromised by cancer or some forms of preeclampsia , " a dangerous spike in blood pressure.Such health questions are central to the most important abortion case to reach the court in half a decade.The federal law , passed by Congress and signed by President Bush in 2003 , bans the procedure known medically as " intact dilation and extraction , " which usually occurs in the second trimester of pregnancy . Japan 's economy collapsed after the defeat in World War II , and its merchant marine , one of the world 's largest in the 1930s , was almost totally destroyed . " I had seen what had been done to people whom I had the utmost regard for in terms of their nominations being stalled , or things said about them that I thought were totally unjustified . It did not permit any other exception , however , based on its finding that none could be medically justified.If the court wants to uphold the federal law without overruling a precedent that is only six years old , it could say that it is bound by Congress 's factual findings , which distinguish the federal law from the Nebraska one.That is the course urged by the Bush administration in its brief , which speaks of " the long-standing principle that Congress is better equipped than courts to make factual findings that inform the constitutionality of federal statutes . All lower federal courts to consider the matter have agreed , so the law has not yet been enforced.But Solicitor General Paul D. Clement , defending the law , told the court yesterday that Congress properly found that " partial birth abortions were never medically necessary , and that safe alternatives were always available such that no woman would be prevented from terminating her pregnancy . Meanwhile , by 2003 concern over North Korea 's pursuit of nuclear weapons and missiles and over China 's growing power led to the removal of some legal restrictions on the government 's ability to respond militarily to an attack , and the Liberal Democrats proposed amending the constitution 's limits on its defense forces .