« KEY: Roberts On Right To Privacy | Main | Roberts On Balance Of Powers »

Specter asks Roberts about his pro bono work in the Romer case involving gay rights in Colorado. Was Roberts personally offended by his participation in the case?

Roberts: "I was asked frequently by other partners to help out and I never turned down the request. I think it's right that if there had been something morally objectionable, I suppose I would have. [But] good lawyers can argue any type of a case."

Posted by Marc Ambinder | 10:00 AM