The judge chosen to take over for an Ohio Supreme Court justice who recused himself from the state’s abortion law case served on an advisory board for a crisis pregnancy center.
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The supreme court justice was Hamilton County’s prosecuting attorney before being named to the state’s highest court. The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies, for which Byrne has participated in panels for new lawyers and other topics, according to his personal Twitter page, describes themselves as “a group of conservatives and libertarians interested in the current state of the legal order.”
Byrne is a devoted Catholic, based on his social media, where he expressed broad support of the late Pope Benedict XVI. The late pope’s spokesperson was also quoted by the New York Times, amid a 2007 papal trip to Brazil, as saying legislators and politicians who vote in favor of abortion should “exclude themselves from communion.”
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