Scalia, a great jurist, sharpens focus one last time

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Justice Antonin Scalia, who died Saturday, was not just a conservative icon. He was also a great public servant and one of America’s clearest legal thinkers. His opinions, dissents and questions in open court were full of his sharp wit and colorful expression. He was a great jurist and will be sorely missed.

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