Jan Crawford Greenburg

Legal Affairs Correspondent, ABC News

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Legal affairs correspondent for ABC News and author of Supreme Conflict: The Inside Story of the Struggle for Control of the United States Supreme Court

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As it does regularly on first Monday of October, the US Supreme began another session today. At the moment, this year's docket has a limited number of controversial cases.

Opening Day for the Supreme Court

As it does regularly on first Monday of October, the US Supreme began another session today. At the moment, this year's docket has a limited number of controversial cases.

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