the ones they made when they issued the decis..
oh, wait
Comments....comments....during the trial.
Guess I'm gonna have to make you eat your words.
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Wednesday agonized over the case of a family grieving the wartime loss of a Marine, a family traumatized by an obscure church's protests at his burial.
The justices appeared deeply sympathetic to Albert Snyder, whose son, Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder, was killed in Iraq in 2006.
But they also appeared to find it difficult to limit in any way the First Amendment free speech rights of the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kan., to parade near military funerals with signs declaring, "Thank God for Dead Soldiers."
"This is a case about exploiting a private family's grief," said Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Supreme Court agonizes over dispute between fallen Marine's family and Westboro Baptist Church
Several comments have been released but for some strange reason it's difficult to find them anywhere.
A comment from Ginsberg during Q&A...in an argument to prove that Liberals have no outrage over WBC.
Here, let me help with the full transcript of the Q&A from orals. I've read it a few times. This one is courtesy of Petitioners' hometown newspaper. Wouldn't want to be accused of supplying anything with a WBC bias.
Snyder v. Phelps Supreme Court annotated transcript - The York Daily Record
BTW, the Supreme Court does NOT try cases, nor do comments by individual Justices during orals constitute a statement of the Court. You did mean oral arguments, correct?
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