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'That's Your Point, Isn't It?': Sonia Sotomayor And Neil Gorsuch Grill Attorney On Case Evidence

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While hearing oral arguments for Hamm v. Smith on Wednesday, Associate Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Neil Gorsuch asked Respondent attorney Seth P. Waxman about evidence claims that he may disagree with.

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