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April 6, 2009
Supreme Court Not Likely to do Much on Punitives
So says (accurately) this Legal News Line piece, noting as a harbinger the recent withdrawal of cert. in the Williams case. Even with the Baker case providing a 1:1 hard ratio in maritime law, I think it's right to say that the Court is steering well clear of being a very active gatekeeper beyond the guidance it has already set down.
--BC
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