On the recordMay 7, 2009
Mr. Halbrook, you wrote the brief on behalf of 55 Senators in the Heller case and your view, I guess, was accepted.
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congress.govMr. Halbrook, you wrote the brief on behalf of 55 Senators in the Heller case and your view, I guess, was accepted.
Sessions references Halbrook's involvement in the Heller case brief for 55 Senators.
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