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* So far, Justice Breyer has had the most to say during oral arguments. [Empirical SCOTUS] * The Sioux seem to have a temporary victory at Standing Rock, so what's the next legal step? Holland & Knight's James Meggesto weighs in. [Salon] * Ohio GOP looks to strip Cleveland of power. [Slate] * Did bad teaching prevent this guy from being a successful lawyer? [TaxLaw Prof] * North Carolina courts are against expansion. [The News & Observer] * Tales of ambition inside the Beltway. [Law and More]

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Justice Stephen Breyer

* So far, Justice Breyer has had the most to say during oral arguments. [Empirical SCOTUS]

* The Sioux seem to have a temporary victory at Standing Rock, so what’s the next legal step? Holland & Knight’s James Meggesto weighs in. [Salon]

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* Ohio GOP looks to strip Cleveland of power. [Slate]

* Did bad teaching prevent this guy from being a successful lawyer? [TaxLaw Prof]

* North Carolina courts are against expansion. [The News & Observer]

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