Maryanne Trump Barry, federal judge and Trump's sister, dies at 86

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : She went on to complete a master's degree in public law and government from Columbia University in 1962.
59% : U.S. Sen. Robert G. Torricelli (D-N.J.) was a pivotal sponsor and once praised her "intellectual grasp of the law" and "ability to exercise good judgment.
52% : The academic standout went her own way, into a profession that her family respected - and also into distanced relationships that provided her with buffer from Donald's and Fred's frequent run-ins with the law.
41% : She disapproved of what she considered an overly generous plea deal between the U.S. attorney's office and lawyers for two Essex County, N.J., detectives accused of aiding a prominent drug dealer and insisted the case go to trial, at which both law enforcement officials received long jail terms.
41% : "Outside the court, Mrs. Barry was open about her generally conservative and anti-feminist views when it came to the law, particularly in what she regarded as a proliferation of frivolous sex harassment cases.
38% : "Don't tell me that a woman can be a combat pilot, and yet not withstand a dirty joke," she was reputed to have said at one gathering that the Star-Ledger described as an "FBI-sponsored program on women in law enforcement."

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