United States: Does A Dissent At The Appellate Court Suggest A Divided Supreme Court Is More Likely (Criminal – 2005-2020) - Arnold & Porter

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United States: Does A Dissent At The Appellate Court Suggest A Divided Supreme Court Is More Likely (Criminal – 2005-2020) - Arnold & Porter

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Published 10 Aug 2021

In criminal cases between 2005 and 2020, dissents at the Appellate Court were more common than divided decisions in criminal cases in seven of sixteen years: 2005, 2008, 2010-2011, 2014-2015, 2018.

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United States: Is The Supreme Court More Likely To Reverse When There's A Dissent Below (Criminal – 1990-1999)? - Arnold & Porter

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A dissent below was a far stronger indicator of the likelihood of reversal at the Supreme Court in criminal cases between 1990 and..

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United States: Does A Dissent At The Appellate Court Suggest A Divided Supreme Court Is More Likely (Criminal – 2005-2020) - Arnold & Porter

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