How the U.S. Supreme Court fared in 1st virtual proceedings
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In unprecedented day at U.S. Supreme Court, justices hear arguments by phone
Monday marked a Supreme Court argument unlike any other -- not because of the legal issues at stake, but because of the logistics made necessary by the pandemic. The session took place over the telephone and was broadcast live, representing a major shift for a body steeped in tradition that has previously expressed reservations about broader access to proceedings. Yamiche Alcindor reports.
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How the U.S. Supreme Court fared in 1st virtual proceedings
Clip: 5/4/2020 | 4m 50sVideo has Closed Captions
Monday marked a Supreme Court argument unlike any other -- not because of the legal issues at stake, but because of the logistics made necessary by the pandemic. The session took place over the telephone and was broadcast live, representing a major shift for a body steeped in tradition that has previously expressed reservations about broader access to proceedings. Yamiche Alcindor reports.
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A 'May the Fourth' musical tribute
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Clip: 5/5/2020 | 1m 17s | A 'May the Fourth' musical tribute by John Williams and the Vienna Philharmonic (1m 17s)
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