Today in Supreme Court History: February 6, 1858

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2/6/1858: Justice Mahlon Pitney's birthday.

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Cal Cetín 3 years ago

It seems you misspelled "Pitney"...oh, never mind.

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1. Dan Schiavetta 3 years ago
  
  He did last year too. He just doesn't care.
  
  However it's been refreshing that we haven't had any "live" Josh posts in a while. Maybe he's actually starting to think before he posts.
  
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