Today in Supreme Court History: December 31, 1884

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12/31/1884: Justice Stanley Forman Reed's birthday.

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michaelf444 4 years ago

That was the time when the lawyers are honest and they do their works with faith but now we can see every lawyer is a layer and they can not do their honestly being a student of law I'm getting criminology law assignment help in my law assignments.

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