On the recordDecember 5, 2011
Oral arguments often give very little insight into how that opinion would come out, and sometimes judges change their minds from the oral argument date to the time they write an opinion.
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congress.govOral arguments often give very little insight into how that opinion would come out, and sometimes judges change their minds from the oral argument date to the time they write an opinion.
Sessions discusses the limited impact of oral arguments on judicial decisions.
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