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Yale law professor Paul Gewirtz has provided “a preliminary sketch of [Justice Stephen] Breyer’s distinctive place in American law today” in an article in The Yale Law Journal, “The Pragmatic Passion of Stephen Breyer.”
The full PDF version is available at this link.
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The lasting impact of a key Justice.
Constitutionality of indecency ban in broadcast media
Texas's new, legislatively enacted district maps, court-ordered interim maps, and the Voting Rights Act
The Court's traditions and holdings regarding church and state.
Governmental enforcement of federal environmental laws against private property owners
REVISED REPLY- I apologize for the typos in the first version.
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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.
| Cases argued | 47 |
| Cases decided | 16 |
| Summary reversals | 5 |
| Merits cases granted to date | 75 |
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