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U.S. Supreme Court: When Does Citizen Have the Right to Sue for Violations of Constitutional and Statutory Rights

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The Supreme Court Puts Ideology Aside in Deciding a Small But Important Ohio Election Case that Could Affect the 2008 Presidential Election                             By MICHAEL C. DORF     Findlaw -  Oct. 21, 2008 During his confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court, then-Judge and now-Chief Justice John Roberts likened the judicial role to that of an umpire calling [...]

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