Being human, U.S. Supreme Court justices sometimes make mistakes—including the mispronunciation of words or names during oral argument.
But when it happens, should advocates arguing before them adopt the errant usage, correct it, or just move on?
Being human, U.S. Supreme Court justices sometimes make mistakes—including the mispronunciation of words or names during oral argument.
April 12, 2017 at 02:52 PM
1 minute read
Being human, U.S. Supreme Court justices sometimes make mistakes—including the mispronunciation of words or names during oral argument.
But when it happens, should advocates arguing before them adopt the errant usage, correct it, or just move on?
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