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: Scrivener's ErrorHow Much Is That Jurist In the Window?
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Just some side thoughts - the paperwork snowstorm has not abated (if anything, it's worse).
Today, the Supreme Court decided that the title question of this post does, in fact, have an answer... and if it is "too much," then the judge may not hear certain cases. In this instance, it's referring to Chief Justice Benjamin of the Supreme Court of West Virginia, who was elected during the pendencyFull post as published by Scrivener's Error on June 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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