You know, any time I had an opportunity to argue a case at an appellate level, I don't think I ever thought about who nominated or appointed the judges I was before.
Patrick Leahy: “You know, any time I had an opportunity to argue a case at an appellate level, I don't think I ever thought about who…”
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Leahy reflects on his approach to arguing cases before judges.
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