In a new episode of the SCOTUSblog podcast, Kevin Russell – one-half of the law partnership of Howe & Russell – elaborates on his earlier discussion of how to write a convincing cert. petition when the case presents no direct circuit split; his original post can be found here. (Note that one of the cases discussed in the episode, Klein & Co. Futures, Inc. v. Board of Trade of the City of New York, was granted on Monday, but the podcast was recorded before those orders were released.)
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