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October 18, 2006
possessives and the Supreme Court
For an analysis of the Supreme Court justices' usage of a lone apostrophe or an apostrophe-plus-s to indicate the possessive case when a singular word ends in "s,", see http://www.law.com/jsp/dc/PubArticleDC.jsp?id=1159866327040&hub=Commentary.
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Discussed at length on copy editor Nicole Stockdale's blog:
http://nstockdale.blogspot.com/2006/10/possessives-nine-tenths-of-law.html#comments
Posted by: SAM | Oct 19, 2006 6:27:04 PM
