The Supreme Court is deep into its summer recess, but that does not mean the work of the Court comes to a halt. The court appointed a lawyer to argue in Sibelius v. Auburn Regional Medical Center ; the Green Bag law review has given another justice the bobblehead treatment; Justice Scalia reveals his favorite pasta dish.
July 25, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court is deep into its summer recess, but that does not mean the work of the court comes to a halt.
Briefs in the fall cases are flowing in, and the justices convene from time to time electronically, it is safe to assume to issue routine orders. It is even possible the justices will grant review in new cases over the summer. Could the Defense of Marriage Act cases be among them?
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