Supreme Court's first case in 2014: Mulling recess appointment question
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For the Supreme Court, whether President Obamas recess appointments were legal could well rest on whether the justices side with Presidents Washington, Jefferson and Madison or whether they stick with the 40 men who followed the founders.
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