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Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 4:44 am
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He does, and it means his opinions take forever and are terrible. Working with Kleinfeld means you have to wait 10 months for the opinion, and plan on basically rewriting it to cite current law and remove typos.Anonymous User wrote:I've heard Judge Kleinfeld authors his own opinions, too.
According to one of Stevens' former clerks who taught at my law school, Scalia's clerks do research and BlueBooking for the vast majority of their term.ajax adonis wrote:Does Scalia write some of his own opinions? I was reading this and it seems to suggest so: http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_ ... ions_.html
("Unless this judge is Justice Antonin Scalia, who has often taken on the task of writing opinions himself, the judge will then usually select one of his or her clerks to take the first crack at drafting the opinion.").
I don't know if we have anyone who would actually know, but does anyone actually kinda know?