Precedent from Ginsburg hearing
Judge John Roberts will — and should — follow the example set by Ruth Bader Ginsburg, appointed to the Court in 1993 by President Clinton:
Justice Ginsburg declined to answer questions about her views on both prospective and many historical Supreme Court cases. She also declined to answer questions (or gave non-responsive answers to questions) involving a number of controversial issues, hypothetical facts, or areas in which she is not an expert.
(Thanks to Hugh Hewitt.)
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