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Newhouse/Carnegie Scholar-in-Residence February 15, 2010 Newhouse/Carnegie Legal Reporting Symposium March 05, 2010 » MORE EVENTS  RSS Feed   |   › Most Recent Postings Sun, May 10, 2009 LawBeat on hiatus Why has this blog been so quiet? Two reasons: Until today, I've been in a long, dark tunnel of work, more intense than even past end-of-semester crunches. But on top of that, I've been debating whether to continue producing LawBeat. The debate is over. I've decided to quit it, and I owe my reader(s) an explanation. I also can legitimately hold out... Posted at: 04:34:15PM Sun, April 26, 2009 Painting oral arguments as mere politics Student post Dana Milbank's April 23 column "The Supremes Sing... Posted at: 04:07:13PM » MORE BLOG POSTINGS » BLOG ARCHIVES

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