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'Don't You Think It's Odd Though That...': Clarence Thomas Grills Lawyer On Federal Contract Dispute

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While hearing oral arguments for Chevron USA Inc. v. Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana on Monday, Associate Justice Clarence Thomas asked Assistant to the Solicitor General Aaron Z. Roper as amicus curiae about the role of a conforming amendment in the case.

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