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When the U.S. Supreme Court first convened in 1790 in New York, it was very much a work in progress. After two centuries of change, the court is now so revered as an institution that even suggesting a flaw seems unhinged or heretical. Yet the court does have a fundamental structural flaw that becomes more evident with each term: It is simply too small.
August 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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