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The Institute for Justice and the Liberty Counsel are both public interest groups that mounted broad-based campaigns to bring seemingly winning issues before a conservative Supreme Court during the just-ended term. For one group, the issue was eminent domain. For the other, it was preserving Ten Commandments displays. Both groups lost when a single justice they had hoped would vote with them defected, turned off by the facts of the cases. The rulings are a testament to the power that one justice can wield.
July 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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