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Final Versions of Term Summary Documents

By on Jun 30, 2005 at 8:42 am

Here are the final versions of our term wrap-up documents. Thanks to Brian Fletcher, Anisha Dasgupta, and Katie TafollaYoung for their work on them.

Here is the memo highlighting notable statistics.

Here are the voting relationships.

Here are the remaining statistics.

Here is the circuit scorecard.

Here is the final OT04 Case List.

Here is the list of next Term’s cases, according to the sitting in which each is likely to be argued.

Also, here is revised report by the Georgetown Supreme Court Institute with an array of helpful information.

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  • The Volokh Conspiracy
    Posted at 10:10h, 30 June

    October Term 2004 Statistics:

    Tom Goldstein has posted several .pdfs containing statistics about the voting alignments in the recently completed Supreme Court Term. (This used to be a job for …

  • New World Man - it used to be a farm
    Posted at 15:02h, 30 June

    Final OT 2004 Court stats

    SCOTUSblog has October Term 2004 voting stats linked here. (My highly unofficial ones from April are here and here). Peas in a pod: You would never guess. Rehnquist and Kennedy “agreed in full” 77 percent of the time (out of the 69 cases Rehnquist part…

  • an
    Posted at 15:45h, 30 June

    I think you left cutter v wilkinson off as a reversal for the 6th cir in your circuit scorecard.

    TG responds: right you are. We’re doing a third check on all of them. Thanks for the note.

  • Picker MobBlog
    Posted at 16:13h, 30 June

    Closing this Mob

    The experiment was to group, blog and disband, and so it is time to disband. As to the experiment, I am very interested to hear views on that, either as comments on this post or via email. What worked? What

  • Paul
    Posted at 13:42h, 01 July

    I don’t think Johnson v. California should be included among the 13 Ninth Circuit reversals listed on the Circuit Court Scorecard. Johnson was a case from the California Court of Appeal, not the Ninth Circuit.

    G&H responds: You’re right that No. 04-6964, Johnson v. California, hails from the California Court of Appeal. However, the Circuit Scorecard is referring to another Johnson v. California: No. 03-636, in which the Ninth Circuit was reversed.