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The 1994 Supreme Court decision Digital Equipment Corp. v. Desktop Direct is complex, obscure and easily forgotten. But it has entered the growing body of John Roberts Jr. folklore as analysts and advocates pore over his record in advance of his confirmation hearings. Roberts, as a private attorney for Hogan & Hartson, lost the case unanimously. In a remark that neatly capsulized his humility and sense of humor, Roberts replied when asked why he lost 9-0, "Well, there are only nine justices."
July 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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