The Snyders had enough people out to the Supreme Court Monday to field a baseball team. But the nine, lawyers all, realized a legal dream team vision of being admitted to practice law there.
Chief Justice John Roberts had just one question.
The Snyders had enough people out to the Supreme Court Monday to field a baseball team. But the nine, lawyers all, realized a dream team vision of being admitted to practice law there. After the names of the nine members of the Snyder family from New York state were read aloud during the Court's regular morning session, Chief Justice John Roberts had just one question. "Nobody wanted to be a doctor?" he asked.
October 18, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Snyders had enough people out to the Supreme Court Monday to field a baseball team. But the nine, lawyers all, realized a legal dream team vision of being admitted to practice law there.
Chief Justice John Roberts had just one question.
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