by Bob Jones
Cover Story | The Supreme Court waited for the last moment before summer adjournment to issue its most controversial cultural and political decisions. It struck down a Texas anti-sodomy law-swinging open the courthouse door to further legal attacks on marriage and community standards-and decided affirmative action and pornography cases. The high court provided a powerful reminder of the high stakes involved in judicial selection. With potentially three openings to fill, President Bush may have an opportunity to rein in judicial lawmaking
