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In my student days at Chicago, the formulation "the opinion won't
write" was attributed to Karl L
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On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Lupu wrote:
> Nina Totenberg reported on NPR this morning that the Blackmun
&
In my student days at Chicago, the formulation "the opinion won't
write" was attributed to Karl Llewellyn. My guess would be it appears in
The Common Law Tradition (1960), or Jurisprudence (1962), but possibly much
earlier in The Bramblebush (1930). And I would guess that he heard it f
On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Lupu wrote:
> Nina Totenberg reported on NPR this morning that the Blackmun
> papers reveal that Kennedy did exactly the same thing in 1992 in
> Planned Parenthood v. Casey, in which (she claimed) he was
> originally the fifth vote for an opinion that would have overruled Roe,
And it makes Justice O'Connor look like a paragon of stability.
Marc Stern
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Nina Totenberg reported on NPR this morning that the Blackmun
papers reveal that Kennedy did exactly the same thing in 1992 in
Planned Parenthood v. Casey, in which (she claimed) he was
originally the fifth vote for an opinion that would have overruled Roe,
but switched and joined with Souter a
