Lawyers standing before the Supreme Court now will have at least two minutes to talk
Washington before justices rip their arguments apart.
Supreme Court oral arguments tend to be free-for-alls, with justices often quickly interrupting lawyers -- and their fellow justices -- with questions right off the bat. In a rule change beginning Monday, however, lawyers will get their say. When they see the white light, however, their two minutes of uninterrupted fame are up. "The Court generally will not question lead counsel for petitioners and respondents during the first two minutes of argument.
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