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Courtroom access: Final trip to see justices before enlistment nearly thwarted by shifting line – Kalvis Golde

Courtroom access: Despite hit-and-run injury, San Diego resident maintains streak of attending LGBTQ arguments – Kalvis Golde

Opinion analysis: Federal employees need not show “but-for causation” to establish age discrimination liability – Charlotte Garden

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Courtroom access: Final trip to see justices before enlistment nearly thwarted by shifting line – Kalvis Golde

Courtroom access: Despite hit-and-run injury, San Diego resident maintains streak of attending LGBTQ arguments – Kalvis Golde

Opinion analysis: Federal employees need not show “but-for causation” to establish age discrimination liability – Charlotte Garden

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Ellen S. Podgor is the Gary R. Trombley Family White-Collar Crime Research Professor and Professor of Law at Stetson University College of Law.

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Kagan honored at New York State Bar Gala

On January 30, Justice Elena Kagan attended the New York State Bar Association’s annual gala, where she received the association’s Gold Medal for Distinguished Service in the Law and held a discussion with Professor John Barrett of St. John’s University School of Law.

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Cases granted for this term	70
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