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Barnes in the live-chat hot seat

By Mark Obbie

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The Washington Post's Robert Barnes took questions yesterday at the paper's Web site, juggling a mix of politics and Supreme Court questions -- much as he does in his work for the paper (Barnes took leave from the Court beat last year to cover the campaign). Quick on his feet, and gracious in the face of the usual tin-foil-hat conspiracy theorists, Barnes had this to say when asked about his dual focus:
New York: Robert, what's it like covering both politics and the Supreme Court? Isn't it like using two distinctly separate parts of the brain? Thanks for the chat.Robert Barnes: And it's extremely hard when your brain's not that big to begin with. But the last year was the best of both worlds for me, thanks for asking. There was really nothing like this campaign, and it was a a privilege to be involved, even for a short time.Covering the court is unlike any other kind of reporting. But it is a fascinating beat, because you are learning on a two-track system: one about the justices and the way they develop the law, and the other about the wide array of issues that come to the court.
(Via How Appealing)

Full post as published by Lawbeat on January 28, 2009 (boomark / email).

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