Of Course, Amy Coney Barrett Worked On Bush v. Gore
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Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!
Amy Coney Barrett was an associate at what Biglaw firm when she did research and briefing work for the firm’s representation of George W. Bush in Bush v. Gore?
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Hint: After the 2000 presidential election, Coney Barrett spent a week in Florida working on the case as an associate.
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