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The Supreme Court said Friday that Justice Samuel Alito misunderstood advance notice that Justice Sonia Sotomayor would read a dissent from the bench in a 6-3 asylum metering case. The clarification followed Alito’s unusual on-bench remark that he would have added to his statement had he known a dissent was coming.
newser.comThe Supreme Court issued a statement Friday stating that Justice Samuel Alito was notified in advance that Justice Sonia Sotomayor would read a dissent from the bench in an asylum case decided the previous day. The court spokesperson said the exchange resulted from a misunderstanding on Alito’s part.
The clarification came after Alito, during the release of opinions, noted that he would have added to his bench statement had he known a dissent would be read.
“Justice Alito was notified in advance by Justice Sotomayor’s chambers that she would be reading a dissent from the bench. It was a misunderstanding on Justice Alito’s part.”
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