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: StandDown Texas ProjectJustice Thomas' Silence
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AP Washington writer Mark Sherman has, "Justice Thomas Silent Through More Than Two Years of Supreme Court Arguments," via Law.com.Two years and 142 cases have passed since Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Thomas last spoke up at oral arguments. It is a period of
unbroken silence that contrasts with the rest of the court's unceasing
inquiries.
Hardly a case goes by without eight justices peppering lawyers
with questions. Oral arguments offer justices the chance to resolve
nagging doubts about a case, probe its weaknesses or make a point to
their colleagues.
Left, right and center, the justices ask and they ask and they
ask. Sometimes they debate each other, leaving the lawyer at the podium
helpless to jump in. "I think you're handling these questions very
well," Chief Justice John Roberts quipped to a lawyer recently in the
midst of one such exchange...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 26, 2008 (boomark / email).
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