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Trick-or-Treat at the Supreme Court

By Leslie A. Pardo

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It happened three years ago on Halloween. The Supreme Court was hearing oral arguments when a suddenly a loud “pop” was heard in the courtroom. Was it a Halloween trick??? You can read about it by clicking on the link below or you can listen to the oral argument via Westlaw using Streaming Media Manager. Click on this link Central Virginia Community College v. Katz and login using your Westlaw password.  Once you are logged in, hold down the Control + F keys on your keyboard and enter the word exploded. Click on the audio icon within the text of the document and listen.

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A Halloween Spooking at the Supreme Court from Law.Com

If you want to listen to more oral arguments, West?s Court Transcripts databases contain verbatim transcripts of thousands of trial and appellate proceedings and include streaming media (video or audio) for selected documents.

Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on October 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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