“The court has developed a strong tradition of rejecting efforts to convene a full-court en banc, no matter how strongly a majority of the full court might feel that the LEBC [limited en banc court] has committed a grievous error,” law professor Arthur Hellman said.
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“The court has developed a strong tradition of rejecting efforts to convene a full-court en banc, no matter how strongly a majority of the full court might feel that the LEBC [limited en banc court] has committed a grievous error,” law professor Arthur Hellman said.
