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By Jesse Sunenblickjsunenblick@judicialstudies.comPosted: 1-17-07 The New York Times, among others (including us, see below), discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision yesterday upholding New York's method of electing its trial court judges. In other news, after a Second Circuit judge recused himself in a challenge to the Atlantic Yards project, the new appellate panel declines to let the plaintiffs reargue their case. read more
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