SCOTUS Justices Are of an Opinion, but Not Often

Interesting article from the Washington Post:

"When Justice Antonin Scalia met with members of a Northern Virginia business organization in December, he told them about an important case the Supreme Court had recently heard and then teased them a little.  "I know how that one comes out, but I'm not going to tell you," he said.  They're still in the dark. And so are a lot of others, as the court is off to a slower-than-usual pace in issuing opinions. The justices have issued 23 decisions so far, a bit behind last year's pace. Of course, at this point, they've also heard fewer cases than last year."  [RJ]