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• THE PRACTICE: 'Wal-Mart' notable for rulings on evidentiary issues
• Roberts Court extends line of permissive First Amendment rulings in video game case
• Sharply divided Court strikes down Arizona campaign-finance law
• For business, a big week at Court
• Fallout from Wal-Mart case begins

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THE PRACTICE: 'Wal-Mart' notable for rulings on evidentiary issues	Top
Court discounted the plaintiffs' expert testimony and anecdotal evidence — improperly, according to Justice Ginsburg.
Roberts Court extends line of permissive First Amendment rulings in video game case	Top
Just how conservative or pro-business the Roberts Court is continues to generate debate. But on one subject, the trend line is undeniable: a strong majority favors classic First Amendment protection for even the most objectionable speech.
Sharply divided Court strikes down Arizona campaign-finance law	Top
Campaign finance reform advocates suffered another major blow in the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday when a narrow majority rejected Arizona's public financing system for state elections.
For business, a big week at Court	Top
Justices curtail employment class actions, as well as climate-change and generic-drug suits.
Fallout from Wal-Mart case begins	Top
The Supreme Court's blockbuster decision Monday in Wal-Mart v. Dukes, tossing out the biggest discrimination class action in history, is already having an impact on the Supreme Court's docket.

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