Monday law blog round-up

Caryn Tamber//November 9, 2009//

Caryn Tamber//November 9, 2009//

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The cigarette makers don’t have to keep paying tobacco growers in Maryland.
John Bratt’s technique would save those who confuse Alito and Scalia on the bench.
The Supreme Court’s opposition to cameras in the courtroom doesn’t carry a lot of weight when the justices are on TV so much, argues Arlen Specter.
The 250 biggest law firms in the country suffered the worst headcount decline this year since the National Law Journal began tracking those numbers.
How will the accused Fort Hood gunman be prosecuted?

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