Today in Supreme Court History: November 2, 2010

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11/2/2010: Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association argued.

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Jeff Walden 5 years ago

Bit of a funny image picked there -- wasn't Schwarzenegger the named plaintiff basically right up til the final opinion release? (Similar to Chris Christie with the case finally captioned Murphy v. NCAA.)

(Although, looking back, I do see that Brown was secondary plaintiff as attorney general, if we want to be pedantic about it.)

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