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Samuel Alito Jr. (right) wrote Zedner v. United States for a unanimous Supreme Court on Monday, siding with a criminal defendant in a dispute over interpretation of the Speedy Trial Act. But Justice Antonin Scalia, while joining the decision, wrote a concurrence criticizing Alito for citing the legislative history of the statute, which Scalia believes is irrelevant.
June 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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