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With Senate confirmation hearings scheduled to start next week , Bush administration officials and conservative allies working to win Alito 's approval say he fits within the judicial mainstream ; some Democrats and liberal advocacy groups trying to defeat his nomination say he is an ideologue.Neither characterization is completely accurate.Instead , the analysis , along with interviews of scholars who study the courts , shows that Alito takes consistently restrictive stances on some social issues and criminals ' rights but does not differ substantially from the typical judge in other areas.Overall , the analysis shows , Alito does not disagree with majority opinions more frequently than most federal appeals judges do in similar cases . He also planned on issuing warrants blocking money transfers through Western Union to nearby states such as Nevada.Western Union sued to block the Sonoran warrant . " On Jan. 9 , Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Kenneth L. Fields agreed , quashing the warrant and ruling that it was " unconstitutional as applied under the Commerce Clause , Foreign Commerce Clause , Due Process Clause and the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution . " She suggested that young boys may go into science while young girls stay away because of all the naughty bits in scientific books and research articles . " He steps outside , looking down an alley that runs behind the 7-Eleven where the workers have gathered for years .