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"Experts Evaluate the Intersection Between the 'New Media' and Courts; Judges and legal experts debated the influence that the new media is having on the public's understanding of the court system"

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"Experts Evaluate the Intersection Between the 'New Media' and Courts; Judges and legal experts debated the influence that the new media is having on the public's understanding of the court system": The University of Arizona issued this news release today. Justice Stephen G. Breyer delivered the symposium's opening remarks.

The Tucson Citizen reports today that "Supreme Court justice talks to aspiring judges at UA law school; Breyer uses Dred Scott case as example."

And The Arizona Daily Wildcat reports today that "Supreme Court Justice visits UA; Breyer discusses Dred Scott."

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 09, 2008 (boomark / email).

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