Summary
- The U.S. Supreme Court's caseload has reached a historic low, deciding fewer cases over the past three decades.
- Attorneys attribute this decline to various factors, notably the court's diminishing interest in resolving circuit splits.
- This trend raises concerns about the implications for legal consistency across jurisdictions.
- Legal professionals are urged to stay informed on these developments as they could significantly impact future case law.
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