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Judicial Interests May Cash In on Supreme Battle

By Bennett Roth
Roll Call Staff
April 14, 2010, Midnight

Well before Justice John Paul Stevens officially announced his retirement, staffers for the anti-abortion-rights group Americans United for Life were compiling dossiers on his prospective replacements.

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