The U.S. Supreme Court's Fall term began on October 7, and there has been no shortage of recent articles on the docket and Judges of the Court. In a previous post, David Spiro noted a remarkable piece on U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts' advocacy practice before he was appointed to the Court, and in a recent issue of New York Magazine, Justice Antonin Scalia provided his candid views on advocacy and judging.
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