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Supreme Court Bingo predicts the author of the CLS opinion

By Alliance Alert

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ADF Attorney Jordan Lorence writing at Speak Up Movement / University: "With all of the caveats that Supreme Court Bingo is not an absolutely 100% accurate prediction tool, I am going out on a limb here to predict that Chief Justice John Roberts is writing the decision in the Christian Legal Society v. Martinez decision. That would be good news for the supporters of First Amendment freedoms. . . . I was fortunate enough to attend the oral arguments in both of those cases (CLS and Doe #1). I was able to watch the interpersonal dynamics among the justices on these cases. John Roberts gave a strong, emotional defense of CLS?s legal positions in this case. If the Chief is in the majority, he can assign the writing of the opinion to himself. I can clearly see him doing so because of his strong support for CLS?s legal arguments. If the Chief Justice is writing the CLS decision, I expect it to be strong and favorable to First Amendment rights."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on June 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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