In his recent concurring opinion in a casino case, state Supreme Court Justice Ronald D. Castille — soon to be Chief Justice Castille — talked about "judicial fits and starts" with regard to the court's handling of casino cases.
December 31, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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In his recent concurring opinion in a casino case, state Supreme Court Justice Ronald D. Castille — soon to be Chief Justice Castille — talked about “judicial fits and starts” with regard to the court’s handling of casino cases.
But what the justices probably haven’t fully recognized is the confusion and unease the court’s fits and starts in this area are causing among those in the legal community.
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