I rise to speak for the branch that cannot speak for itself, and in that respect it is particularly different from the two other branches.
James Norton: “I rise to speak for the branch that cannot speak for itself, and in that respect it is particularly different from the…”
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Discussing the role and funding of the judicial branch during committee debate.
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