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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2013
Page
13
The Supreme Court is the United States highest court and justices decide if laws follow the Constitution. The article explains judicial review with a Des Moines Vietnam War protest case and notes the Court's duties and building in Washington, D.C.
Aaron Nigel Smith, Detroit native and music teacher, releases Welcome to the we featuring 300 children from the United States and Kenya. Proceeds support a pipe near Nairobi, Kenya, as he promotes joyful music making through FuNdamentals of Music and Movement.
A playful group known as Mini Spy and friends visit the Supreme Court in a curious scene. The prompt hints at hidden letters and symbols like E B A, a dragon, a whale, and items such as a fish hook ladder and jester hat amid a puzzle themed encounter.
Step by step banana tortilla roll recipe, including butter and tea prep notes. Requires adult supervision for cutting circles and rolling to form tight bite sized pieces.
The article lists nine current justices with birthplaces appointers and years in office. Chief Justice Roberts 57 born Buffalo and appointed by Bush sits with seven years. Scalia 76 born Trenton appointed by Reagan 26 years. Kennedy 76 born Sacramento appointed by Reagan 24 years. Thomas 64 born Pin Point appointed by H W Bush 21 years. Ginsburg 79 born New York City appointed by Clinton 19 years. Breyer 74 born San Francisco appointed by Clinton 18 years. Alito 62 born Trenton appointed by Bush 6 years. Sotomayor 58 born New York City appointed by Obama 3 years. Kagan 52 born New York City appointed by Obama 2 years.
The article outlines how the Supreme Court selects cases, argues them, and issues opinions. It notes the five vote requirement, dissents, and the impact of landmark cases like Brown v. Board of Education on desegregation and daily American life.
Saundra Day O Connor nominated in 1981 by Ronald Reagan to the US Supreme Court. She grew up on a Arizona cattle ranch and earned a Stanford law degree amid widespread firms' refusal to hire women. She later served as Arizona assistant attorney general, state senator, and trial judge.
Betty Debnam founding editor and Lisa Tarry managing editor lead The Mini Page team alongside Lucy Lien associate editor and Wendy Daley artist. The roles indicate a compact newsroom structure for the feature page.
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