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: Point of LawCy pres: a Constitutional infirmity?
By Walter Olson
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George Krueger and Judd Serotta of Blank Rome, in today's WSJ, think the use of litigation slush funds might overstep the constitutional authority of the courts: In our view, this as-near-as-possible remedy in class actions is defective. The Constitution provides...Full post as published by Point of Law on August 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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