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: The Confrontation BlogTranscript in Briscoe
By Richard D. Friedman
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The Supreme Court heard argument yesterday in Briscoe v. Virginia. You can read the transcript by clicking here. I will hold substantive comments -- including about the exchange on the word "orthogonal" -- until after the decision.Here are a couple of corrections, though, as to case names. On page 8, line 21, the case I referred to was Learn, not Warren.
On page 50, lines10-11 the cases to which Ms. Kruger referred were Inadi and White v. Illinois.
Full post as published by The Confrontation Blog on January 12, 2010 (boomark / email).
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