U.S. Supreme Court,
Constitutional Law
Oct. 4, 2005
On 'First Monday,' Looming Matters of Life and Death
Forum Column - By Judith F. Daar - The annual anticipation surrounding the First Monday in October is heightened this year as we usher in the first newly constituted Supreme Court in 11 years. The summertime scrutiny and speculation that swirled around John G. Roberts Jr. has quickly given way to autumnal hand-wringing and predictions about the selected cases on the court's docket.
Judith Daar
Dean-Elect, Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University
The annual anticipation surrounding the First Monday in October is heightened this year as we usher in the first newly constituted Supreme Court in 11 years. The summertime scrutiny and speculation that swirled around John G. Roberts Jr. has quickly given way to autumnal hand-wringing and predictions about the selected cases on the court's docket.
One case that is certain to garner widespread attention involves the issue of physician-ass...
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