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Though Supreme Court vacancies and confirmation hearings are garnering the most attention these days, the Court's new term will make dramatic headlines of its own, with issues such as abortion for minors, religion, assisted suicide and the death penalty crowding the docket. The 2005-2006 high court term is "likely to be more historic, more monumental, than the last one," says law professor Michael Gerhardt. "It's also one in which the new justices will make a critical difference."
September 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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