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"John Payton, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund's president and director-counsel, says 'it will be really hot' Tuesday at the U.S. Supreme Court."
"So hot, in fact, that he is not certain he will get a seat when crowds line up to hear oral arguments in the gun-control case, District of Columbia v. Dick Heller."
"So hot, that court administrators already have agreed to release audiotapes of the seminal Second Amendment case, practically the moment the justices adjourn after what promises to be a lively debate about what the Founding Fathers were thinking more than 200 years ago with respect to the rights of individual Americans to possess firearms." ... |
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