Who has asked that this rule, that this change that has been made by the Supreme Court, actually be codified into Federal law? Who has been supporting this?
Martin Hoke: “Who has asked that this rule, that this change that has been made by the Supreme Court, actually be codified into…”
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Questioning support for a Supreme Court change to be codified into Federal law.
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