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The court
Nine Supreme Court judges will soon decide four history-making cases. Eight of them will split along party lines four to four. The ninth judge, holding the swing vote, will tip the scales of justice. He's a good man, a fine man, and, unknown to nearly everyone, a dying man-barely kept alive by machines in a very private hospital.
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- "Nine Supreme Court judges will soon decide four history-making cases. Eight of them will split along party lines four to four. The ninth judge, holding the swing vote, will tip the scales of justice. He's a good man, a fine man, and, unknown to nearly everyone, a dying man-barely kept alive by machines in a very private hospital."@en
- "Washington attorney Jerry Green discovers that the outcome of four history-making cases rests in the hands of a Supreme Court Justice who is barely being kept alive by machines in a private hospital, and he risks his career trying to force the President do something about it."@en