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    Alito defends Thomas’ silence (access required)

    Justice Samuel Alito is not happy with all the ado over the silence of his colleague, Justice Clarence Thomas, during oral arguments. As readers of this blog know, Thomas has declined to offer a question or comment during oral arguments since Feb. 22, 2006. On the otherwise hot bench, Thomas' silence is a standout. But the focus ...

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    One Response to “Alito defends Thomas’ silence (access required)”

    1. Chantelle says:
      June 20, 2011 at 9:54 am

      Great One…

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