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Death of Justice Antonin Scalia
This week the nation has been remembering Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died unexpectedly last Saturday (February 13). We take a closer look at Scalia’s legacy and the impact his death on some key upcoming cases with host Bob Abernethy, managing editor Kim Lawton, and legal correspondent Tim O’Brien, who observes that Scalia “was a deep thinker and a great writer."
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