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More judges would lead to more intracircuit inconsistency and more cases.
Archive 2009-10-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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More judges would lead to more intracircuit inconsistency and more cases.
Rochelle Dreyfuss on the Federal Circuit and the Supreme Court Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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Indeed, this generally hurts the coherence of the law in the circuit (practitioners will tell you intracircuit splits are not uncommon, particularly in criminal law and sentencing — it’s like two different sets of cases are being cited), and could be easily remedied by having more panels with only active judges.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Sixth Circuit 0–3 in Habeas Cases This Term 2010
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Indeed, this generally hurts the coherence of the law in the circuit (practitioners will tell you intracircuit splits are not uncommon, particularly in criminal law and sentencing — it’s like two different sets of cases are being cited), and could be easily remedied by having more panels with only active judges.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Sixth Circuit 0–3 in Habeas Cases This Term 2010
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Indeed, this generally hurts the coherence of the law in the circuit practitioners will tell you intracircuit splits are not uncommon, particularly in criminal law and sentencing — it’s like two different sets of cases are being cited, and could be easily remedied by having more panels with only active judges.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Sixth Circuit 0–3 in Habeas Cases This Term 2010
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Indeed, this generally hurts the coherence of the law in the circuit practitioners will tell you intracircuit splits are not uncommon, particularly in criminal law and sentencing — it’s like two different sets of cases are being cited, and could be easily remedied by having more panels with only active judges.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Sixth Circuit 0–3 in Habeas Cases This Term 2010
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