SCOTUS on Parade: A Legally Themed Pride Slideshow
How many parades feature Supreme Court litigants and signs about federal statutes? Some photos from yesterday's Pride March in NYC.
These two law students had an Edie Windsor fan, courtesy of the ACLU. Windsor’s face appeared on one side:
And a message, “I’m an Edie fan,” appeared on the other:
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Zach Warren from the Thomson Reuters Institute discusses the potential and the pitfalls.
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