It is not unreasonable for the American people to have an opportunity to hear firsthand the arguments and opinions that will shape our society for years to come.
Mike Quigley: “It is not unreasonable for the American people to have an opportunity to hear firsthand the arguments and opinions that…”
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Arguing for public access to Supreme Court arguments.
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