They come with their conflicts of interest, often right on their lapels, sometimes hidden in their back pockets, but juries, not so, correct?
Sheldon Whitehouse: “They come with their conflicts of interest, often right on their lapels, sometimes hidden in their back pockets, but…”
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Whitehouse contrasts Congress members' biases with jurors' impartiality.
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