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The '''Rule of Four''' states that before a case is put on the [[docket]], four out of the nine [[Supreme Court]] justices must agree in conference to hear the case. | The '''Rule of Four''' states that before a case is put on the [[docket]], four out of the nine [[Supreme Court]] justices must agree in conference to hear the case. | ||
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Revision as of 03:36, October 5, 2007
The Rule of Four states that before a case is put on the docket, four out of the nine Supreme Court justices must agree in conference to hear the case.
References
U.S Government and Politics