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John B. Breaux: That certainly changes the burden of proof, though, does it not?

On the recordJune 28, 2001
That certainly changes the burden of proof, though, does it not?
Said by
John B. Breaux
Source
congress.gov
Jun 28, 2001

Editor's note · Context

Breaux questions the implications of the proposed changes on the burden of proof.

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