Is it not true that the question the Senator asked was whether he could name three cases in the last 40 years and not in all of jurisprudence? The specific question was in the last 3 years, and he said there were cases. But that is a little different than saying in all the jurisprudence.
Orrin Hatch: “Is it not true that the question the Senator asked was whether he could name three cases in the last 40 years and not in…”
On the recordFebruary 5, 2003
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Discussing a question about legal cases during a Senate debate.
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