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: Election LawHow About Bush v. Gore?
By Rick Hasen
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Linda Greenhouse, writing about Ricci, asks: "Can anyone recall a previous occasion (other than habeas in the old days) when the court adopted a new rule in the petitioner's favor and then went on to apply it without a remand?...Full post as published by Election Law on June 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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