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'Truly inexplicable': SCOTUS kills oldest federal judge's lifeline request, refuses to take up bid to end suspension after she thumbed nose at mental health te…
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The Supreme Court has shot down a request from the nation's oldest sitting federal judge, Pauline Newman, to take up her suspension case after she was shelved amid complaints about her mental health.
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