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SCOTUSBlog's Summary of Kennedy Argument

By Corey Rayburnyung

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You have seen my summary over several posts.  Here is the always diligent and interesting Lyle Denniston summarizing the argument in Kennedy.  This is a small portion:Those exchanges may turn out to be significant because, if Coker does not, in effect, settle the issue in Kennedy, the Court then Fisher?s side can win only if he convinces the Court that there is, indeed, a national consensus against Louisiana?s approach, or that Louisiana?s law is so close to being limitless that it has read more

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