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Wednesday, March 17, 2004
Professor Bainbridge in a ball gown?
That was my first reaction when I read this post. But seriously, folks, I'd never before heard of the possibility of an appellate judge issuing an opinion either "dubitante" or "debutante" and having troubled to read the post from the Indiana Law Blog that he linked to explain the former, I still think either would be a very bad idea (at least for male appellate judges in the latter case).
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