Stephen Breyer

After earning his J.D. in 2004, he clerked for Judge Guido Calabresi of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals and then Justice Stephen Breyer of the U.S. Supreme Court. Yale Debate web site Sullivan returned to Minneapolis to practice...

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Tagged: Internet, digital, frontpage, politics, software, BitTorrent, Congress, Digits, First Family, House Ethics Committee, Justice Stephen Breyer, Marisa Taylor, peer-to-peer, Pirate Bay, Secure Federal File Sharing Act, Supreme Court,...

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...electronic schematics to the President's helicopter, "Marine One;" the financial information belonging to Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, and the location of a U.S. Secret Service safe house for the First Family. A bill passed by the...

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...security breaches in the last year have involved documents about the president's helicopter, financial information belonging to Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer, and the location of a Secret Service safe house for the first family.

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...be framed," argued Neal Kataya, of the Justice Department. But, "there is just a right not to convict with made-up evidence," Justice Stephen Breyer suggested. Attorneys representing the Iowa prosecutors cited previous Supreme Court rulings...

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...a singles have quick conversation with a prospective date to see whether they have any chemistry? Justice Stephen Breyer asked whether he should be able to patent a process for teaching antitrust law. Breyer said Jakes' logic taken to...

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The justices, however, grilled Jakes about where the limits on patent eligibility should then lie. Justice Stephen Breyer asked whether he should be able to patent a process for teaching antitrust law. Breyer said Jakes' logic taken to...

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...to a juvenile who we are agreeing is less culpable than an adult?" she asked. Makar also faced tough questioning from Justice Stephen Breyer in the Sullivan case, particularly about the statistics showing Florida has more juveniles serving...

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...fund advisers, even though the agency has not done so since 1980, said Curtis E. Gannon, assistant solicitor general. Justice Stephen Breyer, speaking in a raspy voice because of what he said was laryngitis, suggested that justices send the...

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"What's a fair fee in that situation?" Roberts asked. But several others on the court, including Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Stephen G. Breyer, questioned whether the free market could be counted on to police the fees. The court is...

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