The U.S. Supreme Court advises that advocates now generally will get two minutes of uninterrupted argument time at the start of a session.
In the rarefied world of U.S. Supreme Court practice, change comes slowly, and traditions are held dear.
Which is why the court’s sudden announcement Thursday that advocates will be given two minutes of uninterrupted time at the beginning of oral argument is such a big deal.
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