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Judicial Predictability in United States Supreme Court Advocacy: An Analysis of the Oral Argument in <em>Tennessee Valley Authority v. Hill</em>
This article will analyze the transcript of oral argument in Tennessee Valley Authority v. Hill and compare and contrast the apparent predispositions of the Justices as evidenced by their inquiries and remarks at the Supreme Court hearing with the positions ultimately taken by them. In this connecti
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