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While dodging the Microsoft matter, the Supreme Court on Tuesday added 12 new cases to its docket. Among the litigants now before the Court: an alleged marijuana farmer, a disabled golfer, a jailhouse lawyer, and a driver's license applicant who doesn't speak English. This term is shaping up to be quirkier than the last, with the government's power of search and seizure under particular scrutiny.
September 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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