In addition, the regulation of attorneys' fees properly, at least as I view it, belong in the domain of the States, and such usurpation of State prerogatives may very well violate the Tenth Amendment in the eyes of many constitutional authorities. Is that right?
Orrin Hatch: “In addition, the regulation of attorneys' fees properly, at least as I view it, belong in the domain of the States, and…”
On the recordJune 11, 1998
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Discussing the regulation of attorneys' fees and its implications for state rights.
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