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We’re halfway through the November sitting, and while the Court didn’t grant any new cases last week, it gave us plenty of other things to talk about. Topics of discussion: Why does Chief Justice Roberts think one of his predecessors is underrated due to his corpulence? How can the Supreme Court Bar increase the representation of women in oral arguments? And what forms of body art are most appropriate for honoring the Justices?
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