The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)

Souter leaves his first mark as high court's `stealth justice'

The Boston Globe (Boston, MA) | May 26, 1991 | Copyright

WASHINGTON -- Justice David H. Souter, a man of fastidious habit, took his usual route to work on Friday, driving the short distance from his apartment to the Supreme Court to put in another 12-hour day. But his routine was interrupted: As he drove into the court's garage, he was booed by a group of abortion rights supporters.

The justice from New Hampshire, who cherishes privacy and anonymity, has found himself the object of intense focus because he cast the crucial fifth vote in the court's decision on Thursday upholding restrictive government regulations for family…

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