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Few Lawyers Argue Lots of S Court Cases
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This article makes me want to get back to my doctoral research class when I studies the judiciary to look more in depth at this phenomena. It talks about how more and more cases are being argued before the S Court by S Court experts who are highly successful at getting to the court and getting their desired outcome.
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