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New Justices content with their dip in the pool

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As detailed in this Tony Mauro piece, the new SCOTUS Justices apparently are content to continue to rely on the cert pool to help screen cert petitions: As they enter their second term, the Supreme Court's two newest justices have...

Full post as published by CrimProf Blog on October 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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