An intense two-week period begins today for the Supreme Court, for the Solicitor General’s Office and especially for Austin, Texas, lawyer Gregory Coleman.
It’s the final argument cycle of the current term, stocked with cases that could define the Roberts Court anew, on issues ranging from search and seizure to Iraqi immunity, affirmative action to voting rights. Parties include a swashbuckling CBS newsman, a middle school student accused of possessing ibuprofen, and a group of white New Haven, Conn., firefighters.
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