Don't Trust Snakes: Supreme Court Stat-O-Meter

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ROGER THORNHILL

Monday, October 31, 2005

Supreme Court Stat-O-Meter

Number of Roman Catholics who have served on the U.S. Supreme Court in its history: 10

Number of Roman Catholic justices on the Roberts Court if Samuel Alito is confirmed: 5

Average number of children of the five: 3.4

Number of Scalia children: 9

Average number of children if Scalia is excluded as an outlier: 2

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