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10Apr

4th Circuit Blog Summer Hiatus

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Dear Readers,

Thank you for visiting the 4th Circuit blog! We are now on summer hiatus to allow our bloggers to prepare for the end of the semester and the start of summer activities. Please check back in August for the latest 4th Circuit opinions. See you then.

Thank you,
4th Circuit Blog Team

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