The guidance from the Attorney General of the United States was to protect the Supreme Court justices' lives and that of their family while at their residence.
Rae Oliver Davis: “The guidance from the Attorney General of the United States was to protect the Supreme Court justices' lives and that of…”
On the recordFebruary 13, 2024
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Davis clarifies the Attorney General's guidance on protecting justices.
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