FBI believed Feuer 'obstructed justice' in litigation investigation, documents show

WASHINGTON - Time passes quickly when you're having fun, and the U.S. Supreme Court's recently completed 2002-03 term really zoomed by. Not only did the term produce - right from the beginning - interesting and historic decisions and tension-packed oral arguments, but it also ended with some magnificent bangs.

By David F. Pike Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Time passes quickly when you're having fun, and the U.S. Supreme Court's recently completed 2002-03 term really zoomed by.
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