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1/ The 13 U.S. courts of appeals don’t always agree with one another on the law. Circuit splits occur with regularity, are often studied by those interested in the federal courts, and are a crucial factor in shaping the docket of the Supreme Court. A thread on their history:

1/ The 13 U.S. courts of appeals don’t always agree with one another on the law. Circuit splits occur with regularity, are often studied by those interested in the federal courts, and are a crucial factor in shaping the docket of the Supreme Court. A thread on their history: