It puts both sides pretty much at a disadvantage unless they have already made up their mind to rule for one side.
Patrick Leahy: “It puts both sides pretty much at a disadvantage unless they have already made up their mind to rule for one side.”
On the recordOctober 6, 2009
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Leahy comments on the implications of judicial overreach on fairness.
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