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Oct. 2, 2020
Next week: The First Monday
As the court gavels-in the new term, let us take a look at the more significant cases that are already on its docket -- and then take a crystal-ball glance at some of the additional noteworthy cases that the justices may decide they want to hear this term.
So far, the docket for the U.S. Supreme Court's October 2020 term is lacking the blockbuster luster of the last term, but there is still room and time to add cases. Following their summer recess, the justices met at the end of last month to consider additional cases they may want to hear this term.
One thing is for certain: It is not the same court that it was last term. The unexpected passing of Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsbur...
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