Professor Richard K. Neumann, Jr.’s paper “The Disappearance of Conversation in Oral Arguments – And What It Reveals about the Supreme Court,” was referenced in The New York Times article “Back on the Bench, the Supreme Court Is Diligent and Dour.”
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The idiosyncrasies of Supreme Court argument these days are the subject of a new study by Richard K. Neumann Jr., a law professor at Hofstra University. “Our current justices’ behavior is unique not only in history,” Professor Neumann wrote, but also “unique in the common law world.” He added that their rapid-fire questions and interruptions had rendered Supreme Court arguments “abusive and sterile.”
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