Today in Supreme Court History: October 6, 2010

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10/6/2010: Snyder v. Phelps is argued.

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JoeFromtheBronx 3 weeks ago

Today is the opening of the new term.

The audio (I obtained it via C-SPAN) notably included Chief Justice Roberts opening up the term & the swearing in of counsel.

Such non-oral argument material has not been broadcast before. Is this going to be the new normal? What about opinion announcements?

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