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    The Funniest Justice, week 7: Could it be…Satan?!? (access required)

    During oral arguments Monday in the securities fraud case Matrixx Initiatives, Inc. v. Siracusano, attorney David Frederick explained some of the things that could affect a product's stock sales. "If there is a product, say, that has some link to satanic influences, and there is some reason to think that a large body of followers [may ...

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    One Response to “The Funniest Justice, week 7: Could it be…Satan?!? (access required)”

    1. DC Dicta » Blog Archive » The Funniest Justice, week 8: The ‘go away’ principle says:
      January 20, 2011 at 9:19 am

      [...] lagging behind the chief justice in the funny department last week, this week Scalia was in rare comedic [...]

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