Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito have raised concerns about the length of oral arguments at the US Supreme Court, which have increased to an average of nearly 90 minutes this term. The justices are debating the effectiveness of the current questioning format, which combines free-form and seniority-based styles, and its impact on the court's transparency and discipline.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito have raised concerns about the length of oral arguments at the US Supreme Court, which have increased to an average of nearly 90 minutes this term. The justices are debating the effectiveness of the current questioning format, which combines free-form and seniority-based styles, and its impact on the court's transparency and discipline.
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Supreme Court Justices Discuss Length of Oral Arguments