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Washington, D.C., attorney Thomas Goldstein watches the Supreme Court closely, maintains statistics about its docket, and argued two cases this term. Reflecting on the last few months, Goldstein explains the politics and the pressures that shaped the Court's decisions. Next term? Not too exciting. "The most interesting cases probably involve the scope of federal environmental law, search and seizure, and the Wiretapping Act," Goldstein says.
June 30, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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