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Does Res Judicata Preclude New Hampshire From Pursuing its 261-year-old Border Dispute with Maine?

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Does Res Judicata Preclude New Hampshire From Pursuing its 261-year-old Border Dispute with Maine?

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New Hampshire v. Maine Docket No. 130, Original From: Original Jurisdiction Case at a Glance New Hampshire brings a centuries-old border dispute with Maine before the Supreme Court for a second time. Maine, saying enough already, is urging the justices to dismiss the claim as having been long resolved and barred by the doctrine of res judicata. • Previewed by Steve Lash, a Bethesda, Maryland, lawyer who has written extensively on the U.S. Supreme Court for numerous publications.

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