Supreme Court justices insist they have no agenda when it comes to deciding which cases and issues to tackle.
September 04, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Supreme Court justices insist they have no agenda when it comes to deciding which cases and issues to tackle.
But it is hard these days not to think that the court is deliberately undertaking a significant re-examination of its doctrine regarding the ineffective assistance of counsel.
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