The Supreme Court is heading into the home stretch -- as in stretch and yawn. The Court's fairly slow pace of decision-making is evidenced by the fact that fully 31 decisions remain outstanding as the Court nears the final month of its term -- nearly 40 percent of the 78 total cases that will have been decided the entire term. The cases still outstanding are among its toughest and most interesting.
May 21, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Supreme Court is heading into the home stretch – as in stretch and yawn.
The Court’s fairly slow pace of decision-making is evidenced by the fact that fully 31 decisions remain outstanding as the Court nears the final month of its term – nearly 40 percent of the 78 total cases that will have been decided the entire term.
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