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2. Yeah! Isn't it disorienting when Scalia's opinion is not only sane and sensible, but it also

Tue Mar 26, 2013, 12:02 PM

Mar 2013

jives with yours?

Does that mean that he's getting saner or that we are going insane?

(Or that even a stopped clock is right twice a day?)

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Well, I'll be damned. nt OnyxCollie Mar 2013 #1

Anyone in the legal community who follows the court is not suprised. former9thward Mar 2013 #4

Yeah, I'm reluctant to accept Scalia's opinion. OnyxCollie Mar 2013 #5

Definitely stopped clock. Shrike47 Mar 2013 #3

I just wish they would have overturned the previous police dog case AngryAmish Mar 2013 #6

While not a libertarian, Scalia has libertarian aspects Ter Mar 2013 #7

Actually this is traditional Scalia, he defends traditional places happyslug Mar 2013 #10