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Clarence Thomas Asks Attorney Directly How He Would Handle Multiple IQ Test Scores In Death Penalty
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3:30Now PlayingWhile hearing oral arguments for Hamm v. Smith on Wednesday, Associate Justice Clarence Thomas asked Petitioner attorney Robert M. Overing about how he personally would handle multiple conflicting IQ test score results when determining whether or not someone should receive the death penalty.
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