Let light shine in the courtroom editorial on Florida recounts
The Washington Post argues televised Florida Supreme Court oral arguments boost public understanding and accountability. It notes judges appeared apolitical amid complex statutes, while cameras aid transparency but federal courts lack universal access.
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Florida Supreme Court Recount Deadline Sparks Bitter Debate
The Florida high court ordered a five day recount continuation in Miami Dade and other counties, aiming to finish by December 12. The decision limits Gore and Bush campaigns, extending a legal contest while risking missed certifications and renewed tensions in the election dispute. The ruling draws critique that the court split the baby, preserving a path to further challenges rather than finalizing results.
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Almanac highlights for November 26, 2000
Almanac notes mark the 331st day of 2000 and the 66th day of fall with historical entries including New York's first horse drawn rails in 1832, Lt Willam Lynch's Jordan River voyage, Cream's farewell in 1968, and birthdays of Schulz Goulet Turner and Sevareid. The quote attributed to Sevareid appears in today’s feature.
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