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Today in Supreme Court History: May 18, 1860
5/18/1860: Abraham Lincoln wins the Republican Party presidential nomination.

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A moment worth remembering. But it is part of the Supreme Court's history how?
If we're to believe Blackman, EVERYTHING is Supreme court history.
I don't remember when these things started, but we must be coming up on the one year anniversary soon.
Today in Supreme Court history:
May 18, 2012: The Cubs' Kerry Wood strikes out Dayan Viciedo of the White Sox to end his career and is hugged by his young son as the Wrigley Field crowd gives him a standing ovation.
The connection to S.Ct.? Wood v. Georgia (1962)!! (It's related . . . somehow.)
Today's Noble Prize for achievement in identifying Today In Supreme Court History failure is awarded to SKofNJ.
Congratulations, SKofNJ.