SCOTUStoday for Monday, March 2

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The post features a lighter "Closer Look" at the use of footnotes in Supreme Court opinions, highlighting historical perspectives from various justices on their preference for or against extensive footnote usage. It includes anecdotes and statistics about how different justices like Justice O'Connor and Breyer have approached footnoting in their opinions, emphasizing clarity and brevity over verbosity.

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