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As every schoolboy knows, Latin is a language as dead as dead can be; First it killed the Romans, and now it's killing me. But if Latin is so dead, how come we still say Marbury versus Madison? And Brown versus Board of Education? Why use the Latin versus when the English against would work just as well? And while we're at it: Why, in twenty-first-century America, does the court recognize a lawyer pro hac vice, instead of for this case, and a nonlawyer litigant pro se instead of for himself?
July 01, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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