The U.S. Supreme Court term that began in October 2013 was stocked with cases that threatened to limit the President's power, software patents, campaign-finance laws and affirmative action. After the dust cleared, however, the decisions were surprisingly unanimous (65%) and many hewed closer to the mainstream than critics thought.
The U.S. Supreme Court term that began in October 2013 was stocked with cases that threatened to limit the President's power, software patents, campaign-finance laws and affirmative action. After the dust cleared, however, the decisions were surprisingly unanimous (65%) and many hewed closer to the mainstream than critics thought.
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