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Widely respected 8th Circuit Judge Richard Arnold died last week. When Justice Harry Blackmun retired, President Clinton wanted to name Arnold to the Supreme Court, but decided otherwise because of Arnold's bout with cancer, which ultimately caused his death. Known as a leader, Arnold launched a debate on unpublished opinions by ruling that judges could not prevent past opinions from being cited. As a sign of Arnold's stature, eight high court justices issued statements after his death.
September 28, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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