Thanks Marty, but I had predicted that the case would be set for
argument. See here
http://electionlawblog.org/archives/001421.html
(better than Tom Goldstein's prediction of a summary reversal!)
I'll have more analysis of the very interesting concurring and
dissenting opinions later.
Rick
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