What nickname did Scalia use for his persuasive memos?
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Antonin Scalia used the nickname "Ninograms" for his persuasive memos, which he sent to his colleagues on the Supreme Court. The name "Nino" was a nickname for Scalia, and these memos were intended to sway other justices to his point of view on various legal issues.
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