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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsWould Sotomayor Overturn New Court Ruling?
By Ed Brayton
Lyle Denniston at ScotusBlog has a provocative post about the possibility that last week's important decision allowing defendants to cross examine forensic experts could already be at risk if Sotomayor is confirmed. And it's not terribly farfetched. The Supreme Court has already granted cert on a very similar case for next term, which means it could overturn its own ruling with the switch of a single vote. And there is some evidence to indicate that Sotomayor may be considerably more pro-prosecution and anti-defendants' rights than Souter.
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