Judges and Judiciary
May 29, 1999
Court Jesters
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court justices have seemed more relaxed and playful during oral arguments this term. Perhaps that's because they now are hearing only half the number of cases they heard a dozen years ago. Or maybe it's because the current group of justices has been together for nearly five years and has become comfortable with each other.
^^U.S. SUPREME COURT COLUMN^^
By David F. Pike
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court justices have seemed more relaxed and playful during oral arguments this term.
Perhaps that's because th...
Perhaps that's because th...
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