Supreme Court 2000-2001: The Term in Review (Part 3)
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Federal Judicial Center ava20986vnb3.3 -- 4185-V/01 (2001) Supreme Court 2000-2001: The Term in Review (Part 3) Four of the nation's top experts on the Supreme Court analyze the decisions of the 2000 term that are most likely to affect the day-to-day work of federal judges.