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The Supreme Court opened a new chapter in its history Monday under the leadership of Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., who quickly showed himself to be an active questioner and strict timekeeper from the bench. Through two oral arguments on fairly technical matters -- one on the meaning of the Fair Labor Standards Act and the other on the impact of a Kansas fuel tax on Indian tribes -- Roberts was fully engaged, displaying detailed knowledge about the cases.
October 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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