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Opinions in Georgia v. Randolph
Here are the opinions in Georgia v. Randolph: majority, Stevens concurrence, Breyer concurrence, Chief dissent, Scalia dissent, Thomas dissent.
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This Week at the Court
The Justices will convene for a private Conference on Friday. Our list of “Petitions to watch” for that Conference is here.
Monday, February 20 is a federal holiday; the February sitting will begin next Tuesday, February 21.
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See allUpcoming Oral Arguments
- 2/21Freeman v. Quicken Loans Inc. Unearned fees in real estate
- 2/21Taniguchi v. Kan Pacific Saipan, Ltd. Losing party’s duty to pay winner’s costs of translating foreign-language documents for use at trial.
- 2/22United States v. Alvarez Stolen Valor Act
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See allUpcoming Petitions
- Bogan v. City of Chicago Warrantless searches of residences
- E.R.G. v. E.H.G. Grandparent visitation
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- Peninsula School District v. D.P. IDEA exhaustion
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