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: SCOTUSBLOGThe Grants That Got Away
By Akin Gump Supreme Court Practice Group
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In the recently concluded Supreme Court term, the Justices heard oral argument in 70 cases, the fewest in more than half a century. On this blog and elsewhere, journalists and commentators have floated numerous explanations for the Court?s steadily declining docket, from clerks? reluctance to recommend grants, to fewer cases meeting the Justice?s criteria, to even the rise of a more specialized Supreme Court bar. Chief Justice Roberts has also tied the decrease to less activity in Congress and t read more
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