Over the past year, the Supreme Court found itself the subject of an almost obsessive level of public interest. From The Today Show to the Harvard Law Review , the court's machinations were a hot topic. Public curiosity about the court and its decisions is cresting, and the most immediate impact — both in terms of timing and personal effect — is quite prosaic: We lawyers are going to get asked a lot of questions about the Supreme Court at our annual Fourth of July barbecues.
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The U.S. Supreme Court's Term, Barbecue-Style
The Legal Intelligencer
July 3, 2012
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