Secret video of Wednesday's dramatic protest at the U.S. Supreme Court was posted online Friday night, giving the public a rare glimpse inside the court chamber. The video captures members of the organization 99Rise disrupting the court's operations briefly but forcefully.
January 23, 2015 at 05:32 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Secret video of Wednesday’s dramatic protest at the U.S. Supreme Court was posted online Friday night, giving the public a rare glimpse inside the court chamber.
The video captures members of the organization 99Rise disrupting the court’s operations briefly but forcefully. Supreme Court police quickly removed each protester from the court, and eight people were arrested—the seven shouters and one other individual accused of secretly recording the protest.
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