It's October, and Time for the Supremes!
Jan Novak, Associate Director jan.novak@law.csuohio.edu | October 06, 2008 - 08:32
The
new term starts today! (And you thought it started in August). It’s the U.S. Supreme Court’s term we are
talking about, kicking off today with a federal
preemption case involving claims of false advertising by cigarette companies. For previews and dockets of the cases to be
heard in the coming days and months, check out the Legal
Information Institute’s Liibulletin.
BNA's Supreme Court Today email service will also keep you up to date on the latest Supreme Court developments. To sign up for BNA's Current Awarness Services, select the BNA News Services link , and follow the directions to sign up for email alerts. The U.S. Law Week/Supreme Court Today database contains a handy list of cases granted review by topic, an argument schedule, and an article previewing the new term.
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things that we judge people on [Reply]
David Johnston | 29/10/2008, 04:53
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