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"Chief Justice Roberts judges mock court case at UF"

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"Chief Justice Roberts judges mock court case at UF": This article appears today in The Independent Florida Alligator. Last Friday, the newspaper previewed the Chief Justice's visit in an article headlined "Chief Justice visits UF."

The Jacksonville Daily Record reports today that "Chief Justice Roberts comes to UF."

Saturday's edition of The Gainesville Sun reported that "Chief justice puts UF students to test." And on Friday, the newspaper reported that "U.S. Chief Justice presides over UF moot court contest."

And last Friday's edition of The Ocala Star-Banner reported that "Law student from Ocala gets supreme opportunity; University of Florida's Rob Davis will argue mock case before chief justice."

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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