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|Articles|March 19, 2012
Health Law Hearings: Justices Plan Daily Tapes
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The Supreme Court announced on Friday that it would release same-day audio recordings of the arguments over the constitutionality of the health care overhaul law. The arguments will be heard over three days starting on March 26.
The court’s recent practice has been to release audio recordings of arguments at the end of the week. It plans to alter that practice for the health care case, the court said in a statement, “because of the extraordinary public interest” in the arguments.
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