Case of the Dwindling Docket Mystifies the Supreme Court
December 6th, 2006 by chucktA divided court, a divided nation, and no concensus as to why fewer cases get considered at the highest level.
A divided court, a divided nation, and no concensus as to why fewer cases get considered at the highest level.
Because it’s an island, says one official, “There’s no place to push them off to.”
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“Lawyers for Mr. Padilla, 36, suggest that he is unfit to stand trial. They argue that he has been so damaged by his interrogations and prolonged isolation that he suffers post-traumatic stress disorder and is unable to assist in his own defense.”
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He learned it at the ballpark: “In sports, if a centerfielder drops the fly ball, you can’t pretend he didn’t. There’s also an awareness of patterns, a relationship between what has gone before and what is to come that is so strong in sports coverage that doesn’t seem to be there in news reporting.”
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