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How Justice Clarence Thomas violated federal law by not recusing himself in Lindsey Graham Appeal

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October 25, 2022

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Meidas Network Host Ben Meiselas discusses how Clarence Thomas likely violated federal law and the United States Constitution Due Process Clause by not not recusing himself in Lindsey Graham’s emergency application to the Supreme Court to avoid testifying before the Fulton County Special Grand Jury. Federal law and the due process clause require recusal where there is an appearance that a Justice’s spouse has an interest in the outcome of a ruling.

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